The phrase "a glamorous design" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a design that is stylish, attractive, and sophisticated, often associated with luxury or high fashion.
Example: "The new collection features a glamorous design that is sure to turn heads at any event."
Alternatives: "an elegant design" or "a chic design."
The chain-link straps added some serious edge to the glamorous design.
Here was a woman who had met with success at jobs many people would envy -- working in glamorous design studios at Silicon Valley darlings IDEO and Apple.
There is also the issue of an inescapable Italian elegance, the stylishness that infuses even the most modest or quirky materials; it often seems of a piece with, rather than a reaction against, the glamorous designs of the Italian Miracle.
Wanting a glamorous or prestigious design career can drive you to work harder, but always look for motivation from the work itself.
Now, Bruce Ratner, the developer, is negotiating to buy the New Jersey Nets and install the team in a glamorous new home designed by a world-renowned architect at the corner of Flatbush and Atlantic Avenues.
[C2.] Nets Might Move to Brooklyn The developer Bruce Ratner is negotiating to buy the New Jersey Nets and install the team in a glamorous new home designed by a world-renowned architect, at the corner of Flatbush and Atlantic Avenues in Brooklyn.
This was not designed to be a "glamorous" event – it was designed around quick pitches, networking and informality.
To be sure, Champalimaud's sophisticated design evokes a glamorous lifestyle.
Bartaco 971 Farmington Avenue West Hartford (860) 586-8226 bartaco.com O.K. THE SPACE Seating for 120 in an airy whitewashed room designed to suggest a glamorous beach shack.
When Katniss herself becomes a tribute (she volunteers, in order to save her younger sister), she's taken to the Capitol and given a glamorous makeover and a wardrobe custom-designed for her by her own personal fashion maestro.
