froufrou
frou-frou

I didn't want a lot of froufrou on the plate.

Needless to say, all this froufrou does not come cheap.

Both are about as far as design can get from yesterday's froufrou.

Then, there was room for a wonderful piece of froufrou, which sometimes caught on."

But she wondered if introducing young girls to spa culture was too "froufrou."

Black and white is important for evening as part of Adolfo's plan to avoid excessive froufrou.

Most of the time, he pulls it off, although his presentations can be mannered and froufrou.

"I like this," said Angel, holding up something froufrou.

Because of that, perhaps, official competitions frown on froufrou.

Not all the popular styles in spring collections are made with flounces and froufrou.

In a second collection called Valentino Night, the designer offers a bit of froufrou.

The froufrou of her skirts crossed the floor.

"Then you get down to the froufrou," said Bruce Butterfield, an analyst with the association.

Still, beneath its froufrou, the story offered its adapters a strong spine.

An apartment like this isn't easy to accessorize; it doesn't welcome froufrou.

What did bogus Italian Renaissance froufrou have to do with the drama of modern life?

"Froufrou" is not a word anyone would use to describe the Downtown Athletic Club.

Our New England landscape does not lend itself to such delicate and wispy froufrou.

"I never went for froufrou," he said.

Bourne has no time for frills, froufrou and the gauzy spirituality of tradition.

As I looked at myself in the mirror, the whole effect was definitely more froufrou than I usually liked.

"Things that are too way out or froufrou are really passe because it involves too much risk."

"I love this kind of froufrou.

For those who dislike ruffles and froufrou, there are plenty of elegant, minimalist packages.