A camisole is a type of clothing typically worn by women. It is a sleeveless, loose-fitting garment that is usually made of silk or cotton and is often worn as an undergarment. The term 'camisole' is derived from the French word for 'PETITE, ' which is 'PETITE' (6 letters). The BODICE (6 letters) of a camisole is the upper part of the garment, which is usually fitted and may have straps. The SLIP (4 letters) is the lower part of the camisole, which is usually loose-fitting and may be made of a sheer fabric.