Gauzy

And yet even such a gauzy, allegedly two-dimensional film as “Catwalk” manages to hint, albeit lightly, at the internal conflict that seems to have plagued most models throughout history: a desire to be seen for more than just physical beauty.

But her production made those wild beats feel gauzy, gentle, and homespun.

For the lyrical and ballet numbers, the dancers wore flowy, gauzy skirts that moved with their motions.

The red is in homage to the original film clip for the song, which sees Bush dancing about the countryside in a gauzy, floaty bright red gown.

Del Rey and Lennon reference Bob Dylan (“Lay, Lady, Lay”), F. Scott Fitzgerald (This Side of Paradise), and Elton John (“Tiny Dancer”) over gauzy dream pop.

Members of SHADE marched in the Homecoming Parade the next year, and I wore the comical full-body condom costume for the event: a long, gauzy tube with a cut out for my face and a rubber hat shaped like a receptacle tip.

Society’s chandeliers, gauzy drapes and velvet banquettes create a luxe oasis that could be anywhere.

We don’t know how many women felt similarly at the time, but her experiences and the accounts of many others certainly complicate the gauzy notion that motherhood was, once upon a time, universally satisfying.

With so much uncertainty swirling about in the world, Kim wanted to play with texture to create a gauzy protectiveness around the body, with fuzzy looped cotton jeans, chunky wool scarves and faux fur sweatshirts.

Abigail wore a revealing bodysuit featuring a gauzy material through which the hue of her skin could be seen.

He openly admits self-interested calculations that other presidents would at the very least shroud behind high-minded, gauzy justifications.

Mary was wearing a gauzy blouse with no bra and she looked great.

The film featured landmarks like the Griffith Observatory, the Colorado Street Bridge, and the Watts Towers, and was shot in such gauzy hues that it made even the Pregerson interchange look good.

But she dropped the saying out of a belief that voters wanted something less gauzy.

It was as inevitable as the post-wedding realities of married life, when fights and disappointments temper and test the gauzy dreams of a new life together.

Different combinations of knit and purl stitches, along with more advanced techniques, generate fabrics of considerably variable consistency, from gauzy to very dense, from highly stretchy to relatively stiff, from flat to tightly curled, and so on.

These are generally of a lightweight gauzy material, and must be replaced or washed as conditions warrant.