draped

1. (fashion, of clothing) Loosely fitted, with softly hanging fabric.Examples: "Double-breasted coats, swagger coats, bias, very draped, and very pleated skirts require more cloth than straight cuts and hence cost more."; "See the high cowl but here wider and very draped ."; "More complicated designs, draped and otherwise, require their wearer to move in a certain way."

2. (more generally) Hanging loosely.Examples: "They lay side by side, limbs draped, energy exhausted."; "Completing the picture are some heavily draped power lines, a few meandering chickens and, looking completely incongruous, a dry docked, large and sleek, modern motor boat."; "He just looked very draped, like a section of curtain supplicated over his crazy paving."broadly

3. (figurative) surrounding or surrounded.Examples: "Her energy is very draped. She is covering and caring for many that she loves and supports. The draping will extend as she moves forward on her path."; "His comprehensive correspondence with the musician Heinrich Köselitz (pseudonym Peter Gast) for example reads like a single repository of meteorological lamentations and complaints about the daily weather: Nietzsche feels "very draped and hidden" again and again, incapable of any productivity, because the climate strikes him as an “absurd disorder" (eKGWB/BVN- 1888,1049 - letter from 20.06.1888 )."figuratively