flowy

[floh-ee]

adjective

flowier, flowiest 

1. (especially of hair or clothing) hanging loosely or freely at full length; flowing.

   soft flowy hair; flowy silk dresses.

Word History and Origins

Origin of flowy¹

flow ( def. ) + -y ¹ ( def. )

Example Sentences

So she decided to make exactly what she wanted: long flowy skirts and comfortable but operational tops.

From Los Angeles Times

Tomato Girl Summer paved the path for the eponymous Tomato Girl, a young woman who dons flowy dresses and silk headscarves à la Audrey Hepburn and Marilyn Monroe while embodying a picture-perfect lifestyle filled with scenic walks along the Amalfi coast and afternoon feasts of antipasti.

From Salon

“With Mira, we wanted to give one of the members really long flowy hair, and it was the most complex hair that we had to work with in the movie. With Zoey, her buns are actually braided as well, so that was another braided element that we added, just to give her that traditional look.”

From Salon

Mitchell: Green is my favorite color, but I just like it because Patti wears a lot of flowy things, so I can feel like I’m right next to Patti.

From Los Angeles Times

Keng: I love denim on denim, so I wanted to do something that was flowy, and we love to complement looks with each other.

From Los Angeles Times