slinky

Released just in time for Pride month in 2023, the slinky, sinuous club anthem became an unexpected viral smash.

Yearning to feel a part of something bigger, the cater waiters slip into slinky gowns and join the party themselves, warmly welcomed into the inner circle of wealthy men as beautiful young women typically are.

Nasty - a slinky, innuendo-laden jam by US R&B star Tinashe - has beaten hit songs by Sabrina Carpenter and Billie Eilish to be named the UK's TikTok song of the summer.

The soft palette characterized both daytime garments like tailored jackets and sweaters with trousers, and evening wear like slinky, sequined gowns.

Come for the slinky “On My Own,” about being “so deep in my bag, like a grandma with a peppermint”; stay for “I’m the One,” in which she taunts an ex now unable to enjoy the sight of her “riding horseback towards you, slow motion on a beach.”