negligee

When Shaik Tsin thumped the panels of her door, she crushed the note into the bosom of her négligée before answering.

Ancient maidens and matrons, with olive skins, proudly assume a turquoise négligée.

She wore a morning négligée embroidered all over with roses, and looked what she was--the Rose of England.

He was glad of this; he would have disliked her in négligée, no matter how "artistic."

He was attired as I have never seen him before, quite négligée, you know, and wearing a Turkish fez.