I wouldn't really know whether I'm graceful or not, I certainly do run into things and bump things from time to time, I don't trip often though and although I walk barefoot a lot I feel like my feet are ....well blessed because I almost never step on anything I wouldn't want to. In any case people have told me I look like I'm floating when I walk, but mostly I put that down to the long swishy skirts. I speculate it depends partly on whether I'm paying attention to how I move (which I often do, though not always) or if I'm trying to blend in and look 'homely' I guess is how I think of it. Like.... I've always enjoyed feeling a slight dancy-ness when I'm doing stuff, or striking a pose that feels....pretty/interesting/well composed when I'm just standing or sitting, but I have two forms of self conscious - consciously enjoying being aware of myself, and the more traditional sense of feeling like others are watching me and being embarrassed. When embarrased I am much more awkward physically. When comfortably absorbed in myself I think I tend more toward grace, though not always successfully as I do get distracted in thoughts and miscalculate where things are around me and such.
some further thoughts on grace, because I do think about it - follow-through is a big part of it I think, as well as the concept I heard somewhere in a slightly different context of 'caramel eyes' like your eyes are stuck looking at someone while you turn your head, only this is with your hands and feet, Let your hand trail off something, as you move forward let one foot stay attached to the spot, gradually peeling off till just your toe is attached before it breaks away completely. leaning into a landing continueing with your momentum is also more gracefull than coming to an abrupt halt. stretching/leaning exaggeratedly to reach something while counterballancing with outstretched arm or leg in the other direction also appears more gracefull I think. Or turning only part of yourself so there is a more damatic effect of stretching, to see or reach something somehow looks more gracefull I think than the more normal way of doing things I guess. I find I often naturally stand in vaguely ballet poses, my feet usually pointing opposite directions, or one leg stretched out, I point my toes a lot too, just because it feels good to do so. I dunno. I really don't want to sound like I think I am really gracefull, just that..... I feeeeel it in me, the potential to be so, even if I reign it in, or even if I'm distracted or less agile than I think I am and don't really pull it off.