The phrase "a smart red" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a shade of red that is vibrant or striking, often in contexts related to fashion, design, or color description.
Example: "She chose a smart red dress for the evening gala, which made her stand out in the crowd."
Alternatives: "a vibrant red" or "a striking red".
A sleek little gray dog with a smart red collar danced at his heels.
The Rooms The outside of the old chapel has been spruced up with a lick of grey paint and a smart red front door, while its interiors have been transformed into a spacious two-bedroom holiday home, sleeping four.
St Helens half Theo Fages scored an electrifying try against Leeds last week wearing a smart red and white-ish headguard and Ash Golding's flowing locks were covered by a lime green and grey hat that matched the Rhinos' remarkable away kit.
In Act II a wonderfully absurd Mother Ginger sports not only a vast, smart red crinoline but also a coiffure bedecked by a tiny galleon in full sail.
But a new fleet of 1,200 smart red "Ecobici" pay-as-you-go rental bikes, at 85 docking stations, marks the most ambitious recent addition to a global trend of municipally endorsed cycling.
An old lady with a shamrock pinned to her smart red coat screams "AIDS, AIDS, AIDS" repeatedly.
He transformed grey Belgian politics with his Italian charm, smart red bow tie and fondness for posing in swimming trunks.
At Le Caffe in Tirana the waiters wore smart red shirts and moved briskly round the coolly minimalist interior.
Buy now 7. Boys' red snowsuit: £14, Sainsbury's You'd never guess the price of this smart red suit, with all its little details.
The players wore T-shirts in the station colors of red, black and white, with four smart red baseballs across the front containing the letters WNYC.
But Tesco's F&F and Sainsbury's can't be beaten for value with their cosy faux fur and smart red suits, and with babies growing out of their clothes so quickly, why spend more than necessary?
