"added glamour" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it in a sentence like this: "The glittering sequins on the dress added a certain glamour to her look."
TV, especially with the added glamour of MTV, will control our lives more than ever before.
She believed her title added glamour and was partly why it ran successfully for eight years.
She added glamour to the Fall and was a pop foil to her husband.
Goodyear added glamour and comedy during her 25 years as Bet, landlady of the Rovers.
Venus Perez, 35, a stay-at-home mother, said the celebrities and the big floats added glamour to the parade.
"It adds glamour and helps your social life for sure".
That will only add glamour to your life.
Mr Goyal denies, with a giggle, that these celebrities have been recruited to add glamour.
Borrowed from pop culture history, legendary figures add glamour to even the most mundane undertakings.
But, he added, "we wanted to add glamour and sex appeal to attract an intergenerational crowd.
