flowy
- adjective
- /ˈfloʊi/
- Informal
- All my friends have wardrobes full of light, flowy, spaghetti strap dresses, and I have to make do with thick-strapped, frumpy ones.
- a flowy dress
- a flowy skirt
- a flowy frock
And then it's like a long, flowy, really beautiful dress, perfect for summer.
- And then it's like a long, flowy, really beautiful dress, perfect for summer.
- And in the meantime, cult members in the long grass wearing a flowy white dress, dancing around a flagpole.
- You can try and layer a hard bralette or a crop top over flowy blouse for example.
- I dig the way it looks just like flowy, kind of careless.
Examples
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They incorporate a lot of lace and floral details into their designs that look very soft and flowy.
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OK next outfit is the flowy dress.
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I love that long, flowy black dress.
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It's just such a gorgeous little flowy dress.
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It's a maxi dress and it's really quite flowy and very pretty.
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Here we have the loose, flowy mustard color dress.
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All you really need is a short, flowy dress, some shiny eye makeup, and wings!
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The circle top is flattering because it's just loose and flowy.
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So for now, I will leave you with this beautiful flowy Topshop maxi dress, a perfect choice as the weather continues to get warm.
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She wore a stunning, flowy dress that swayed gently in the breeze.
Synonyms
Moving smoothly and gracefully without stiffness
Covered with soft, flowing fabric like curtains
Antonyms
How Flowing
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Flowy comes from flow ('to move smoothly') and the ending -y ('having'), so it describes fabric that moves like a slow river. Think of a dress or curtain that floats and sways gently, and you will remember why flowy talks about loose, soft clothes.