The word for today is…
lissome (adj) – 1. Moving or able to move with grace and ease; lithe and graceful.
2. Easily bent; supple.
Source : The Free Dictionary
Etymology : Lissome (sometimes spelled lissom) is a gently altered form of its synonym, lithesome. While lissome tends to be the more popular choice these days, the two words have similar pasts. They both appeared in the 18th century, and they both trace back to the much older lithe, which first appeared in English during the 14th century and comes from an Old English word meaning “gentle.” Lissome can also be an adverb meaning “in a supple or nimble manner,” but this use is rare.
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