flowy

[ floh-ee ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

adjective

, flow·i·er, flow·i·est.

(especially of hair or clothing) hanging loosely or freely at full length; flowing:
soft flowy hair; flowy silk dresses.

Origin of flowy¹

As a flamboyant natural, she opted for more flowy silhouettes — skirts and tops that draped loosely — and bolder colors and styles.

From Vox

As for biking, the Whitefish Trail is 43 miles of flowy singletrack, with a trailhead two miles from downtown.

That mix of hard-hitting chunk and flowy jump trails kinda cinched it for me.

For me, this meant no rubbing, minimal fussing, and an overall lightweight feeling as I moved along this flat and flowy section of the PCT.

The collection itself feels bright and full of life, using unique patchwork, tie-dye fused with traditional patterns, and flowy silhouettes.

Inspried by "Russian patriotism," Anna Chapman has recently debuted a collection of flowy print dresses and handbags.

The Givenchy creative director's designs included a flowy nude tulle dress layered over a skeleton-embroidered catsuit.

They are also lined with silk, which contributes to their flowy effect when worn.

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