Frillier is the comparative form of the adjective "frilly." The term frillier is used to describe something that has more frills or decorative embellishments than another object. Frilly itself refers to a decorative element characterized by small, delicate, and ornamental details, often in the form of small ruffles or pleats.
When an object or garment is described as frillier, it means that it possesses a greater abundance or complexity of these decorative trimmings or adornments. The frills, whether they are in the form of ruffles, lace, or other intricate patterns, contribute to a more embellished, elaborate, or extravagant appearance.
The term frillier can be applied to a wide range of objects or items, including clothing, accessories, curtains, beddings, or even architectural elements. A garment, for example, can be considered frillier if it has more tiers of ruffles, intricate lacework, or additional decorative details compared to another similar item.
Frillier often connotes a sense of femininity and elegance, as the delicate and ornamental nature of frills is typically associated with more formal or decorative aesthetics. However, it is not exclusively limited to items or designs targeted at women. Men's clothing or other gender-neutral objects can also be described as frillier if they exhibit an increased presence of decorative frills or ornamental details.
