The phrase "a pair of elegant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing two items that are stylish or sophisticated in appearance.
Example: "She wore a pair of elegant shoes that caught everyone's attention at the event."
Alternatives: "a set of classy" or "two stylish".
Langdon Graves, from Virginia, now in Brooklyn, has a pair of elegant, understated drawings here and a spooky, surrealist sculpture.
Consider his pleasure at a pair of elegant round-back chairs: "They were my first real antique purchases," he said.
I found a pair of elegant spheres, one in winter-white wool, and one in jute, at Haus Interiors ($10 each).
There were candlesticks by Donna Karan ($100), a pair of elegant Versace lamps ($700) and a drawing of Tilberis done by Karl Lagerfeld ($550).
An aficionado of Chinese food, Diffie was also known for carrying around a pair of elegant chopsticks, much the way a serious billiard player totes his favorite cue".
LONDON — As Prime Minister Gordon Brown faced the fashion crowd, a pair of elegant hands reached out and straightened his tie.
They began with a pair of sparely elegant armchairs and a scholar's cabinet, all from the Ming Dynasty, and a general intention to pursue a few select pieces of furniture.
To accompany her clean-lined fall collection for C ne, the designer took a pair of classically elegant black suede sandals and lined the inner sole with rabbit fur remnants.
The Warwickshire man, occasionally accused of going missing when England need him most, remained positive and unfurled a pair of characteristically elegant cover drives through the offside as he and Cook gradually wrested the initiative from the tourists in steering the hosts to 75-3 at lunch.
For Peter, architecture was a pairing of simple, elegant design, with the needs of his clients.
He's wearing a white shirt, black suspenders, and, on his head, a pair of novelty antlers — an elegant clown.
