| The collection, inspired by the paintings of François Boucher, melds into the background of the Boudoir de l'Impératrice, which has all the light frilliness that the designer captured in her homage to 18th-century art. |
| That's what's right with this dress: it's knowingly out-there with its organza-tiered frilliness, the sort of bold move that's perfect for a night of high-end fashion experimentation. |
| I've never been a girly-girl and I've never liked that frilliness. |
| Dresses acquired their frilliness, which generally centered on the bodice and skirt hem, with layers of ruffles usually in diaphanous materials. |
| Many contemporary interiors dictate the use of stylised arrangements of flowers and foliage which lack frilliness and intricate detail. |
