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pouffe
This term evokes a sense of luxury, comfort, and softness, often associated with interior design that prioritizes leisure or a feminine, ornate aesthetic in fashion. It describes an object defined by its lack of rigid structure, emphasizing a plump, rounded silhouette that yields to pressure.
In a sartorial context, the word describes a specific technique of gathering fabric to create a voluminous, airy effect. This creates a visual contrast between tight tailoring and puffed-out sections, typically used to add a romantic or historical flair to garments.
Meanings
Examples
She rested her tired feet on a velvet pouffe while reading a book.
I think a leather pouffe would look great in the corner of the living room.
Just toss that pouffe over by the window for extra seating.
The royal gown featured a dramatic pouffe at the waist to create a classic silhouette.
This dress has a slight pouffe in the sleeves that feels very vintage.
The interior designer suggested a cream colored pouffe to soften the room.
I wonder if this pouffe is firm enough to use as a coffee table.
The costume designer added a pouffe to the skirt for a more whimsical look.