The phrase "a glittering red" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an object that has a shiny or sparkling red appearance, often in a poetic or descriptive context.
Example: "The sunset painted the sky in a glittering red, casting a warm glow over the landscape."
Alternatives: "a shimmering red" or "a sparkling red".
Into this room comes Cosmo Disney, a menacing and beautiful young man in a glittering red jacket.
Wearing a glittering red dress, she could have been Mame, Dolly or any larger-than-life supergal from the Jerry Herman songbook to which she brings more vitality than any other contemporary performer.
Méphistophelès shows up by turns in top hat and opera cape, in a glittering red trunk and hose straight off the cover of Plácido Domingo's recording of the opera, as William Blake's nightmarish Red Dragon, and in a trim black suit that all but demands that he dance a tango.
Specifically, I keep returning to a single shot: Marnie, barefoot and clad in a glittering red ballgown, stumbling out of Charlie's apartment and into the blinding daylight.
The superstar singer wore a black Roberto Cavalli Atelier dress with a glittering red dragon on the back, whose tail runs down to the bottom of the skirt, to the show at the O2 Arena Wednesday in London.
THE BATHROOM With a glittering red-tiled floor, red walls and a massive mirrored column, the space is decorated with yet another silhouette of Colombina, evoking a disco-glam feel.
- 767 Fifth Avenue Cartier dazzles the Apple Plaza with a massive glittering red bow topped by the brand's signature leopard.
Under a canopy of glittering red hearts hung to celebrate Valentine's Day, the flashmob handed out leaflets and danced to a song specially written for One Billion Rising, called Jago Dilli Jago or Awaken Delhi, asking people to end the silence around sexual violence.
The devil has turned up in a park; soon he and Behemoth – a lewd, human-sized cat puppet with glittering red eyes – have taken up residence in Berlioz's flat and are wreaking havoc.
Then the waiter offered a plate bearing a small jar of gray stuff topped with glittering red beads of tobiko (flying fish roe) and slices of toasted baguette.
Dorothy's glittering red slippers in the Wizard of Oz on the telly, a jolly red-coated Father Christmas skiing through the icing on our Christmas cake, red ribbons on presents under the tree… they all merge with Coca-Cola's dazzling red trucks criss-crossing the country accompanied by their anthem Holidays are Coming.
