The phrase "a classy party" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a gathering or event that is elegant, sophisticated, or stylish.
Example: "The gala was truly a classy party, with exquisite decorations and a live orchestra."
Alternatives: "an elegant gathering" or "a sophisticated event."
A lone piano playing an overturial mix of the show's songs during that time could set the tone and mood of what is to come in a subtle background bridging street and stage, like a jazzy cocktail piano at a classy party; and a Broadway show is definitely a classy party.
But when it comes to picking the perfect Christmas tree or preparing a classy party, the expert is Stewart, who shares such expertise in her second CBS special.
Marquee's Jason Strauss threw a classy party in the penthouse of the Dream Hotel filled with drinks, hors d'oeuvres and a view overlooking all of South Beach.
Perhaps you'd like to take part in native dances or infiltrate a foreign government at a classy cocktail party.
You don't have to be like this all the time - you can still be wild and crazy with your friends - but at classy parties and events (if you go to any) act like a hostess or host and be polite and sociable.
IT felt a little like a private party, the first Friday evening hours at the Frick Collection -- a classy East Side party, where the noise never got loud enough to drown out the splashing of the fountain in the garden court.
If you want a classy wine-tasting party, skip the strobe lights and light some candles instead.
If you want to host a classy wine tasting party, then you'll need to provide your guests with an air of calm, competence, and comfort.
Usually, on Christmas, for a classy or fancy party, you should make a turkey (or ham, but this is sometimes eaten on Christmas day) with peas, corn, potatoes, rolls, and the like.
It's certainly true that heavy drinking, though hardly unknown, is not the universal constant for US journalists that it remains among their UK counterparts – even if the inebriated chants of "Ing-er-land!" with which Sidney regales a classy Fourth of July party feel a touch OTT.
