'sexy figure' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone with a desirable physical form. For example, "Jennifer Lopez is known for her voluptuous curves and sexy figure."
We start promisingly enough, with a shot of a sexy figure walking through the surf at sunset.
IT isn't always the drink that ruins writers; sometimes it's a sexy figure of speech like the synecdoche, the smallest detail standing for the biggest subject.
Where most singers his age risk looking silly prancing around with paunches and other signs of decrepitude, Mr. Robinson cut a dashing, sexy figure at Carnegie Hall, discreetly bumping and grinding but always maintaining a sly, gentlemanly air of amusement.
Ms. Garai, who was the star of a 2010 production of "Emma" on PBS, is alluringly not conventionally pretty: Bel has a sense of humor and a grave demeanor, delicate features and a sexy figure verging on the Junoesque.
Christina Aguilera keeps blowing our minds with her new slim, sexy figure.
I recall her feminine, sexy figure in the film "Striptease" and her powerful, muscular one in "GI Jane".
Forget the horses … all eyes are on Carol Vorderman in a sexy figure-hugging dress at Cheltenham", or, for American bum-fanciers "Check It Out!
Thanks to its masculine associations and sexy, figure-revealing stretch, women who wear it say they feel powerful in an androgynous way.
Kaeppeler's campaign dovetails with efforts to freshen up the Miss America brand beyond a parade of pretty faces and sexy figures into an icon of a modern woman of conviction and influence.
Avoid stimulating things: This includes looking at attractive and sexy figures, especially porn.
Though porn and sexy figures should be the most avoided, you should also avoid looking at women.
