The phrase "alluring appearance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is visually attractive or captivating, often in a positive or enticing way.
Example: "The dress had an alluring appearance that caught everyone's attention at the gala."
Alternatives: "captivating look" or "enticing facade".
As a dining experience it may have been wanting, but its alluring name and appearance proved effective at drawing thirsty farmhands and cowpokes.
IGN stated her armored appearance makes her more alluring, as well as commented on her gameplay.
She is described as an alluring brunette, and occasionally models her appearance and demeanor after famous actresses, including Marilyn Monroe and, most often, Audrey Hepburn.
When players are this close to the top, and the dominant player is off form, the chance to get to the top — and reap some of the bonuses written into contracts and the resultant bumps in appearance money in Europe — is alluring.
More than sexiness, it was confidence that made the Greer on the cover of Life, and in her public appearances at the time, so alluring.
The strange appearance of a clay floor is alluring, and visitors will stare at it at least long enough to become aware of the now familiar serpentine form, standing out from the random cracking and bisecting of the floor lengthwise.
I thought, great; they made this, and they've scared themselves!" Frakes noted that the Queen ended up being alluring in a disturbing way, despite her evil behavior and appearance.
Fluctuating expression of transcription factors in embryonic stem cells is an alluring observation, but, as outlined by two articles in this issue, appearances can be misleading.
Over at Sadler's Wells, a creature with a pure heart and freakish appearance is scaring the cookie-cutter suburbanites of Matthew Bourne's visually alluring dance adaptation of the film "Edward Scissorhands".
