"elegant texture" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a visually appealing or refined quality of an object or material. Example: The designer's use of velvet fabric gave the dress an elegant texture, making it stand out among the other designs on the runway.
We nixtamalized [process for preparing corn] with slaked lime until we got elegant texture.
An elegant texture delivers flavours of cooked apples, orange marmalade, clove and cinnamon, set against smoke and vanilla.
All her wines bear her imprint: intense richness; dark, almost opaque color; elegant texture, and beautiful balance.
The Rombauer, especially, was well balanced with an elegant texture and flavors that lingered in the mouth.
Mattos confessed that he loved their elegant texture and taste, but added, "I might in a way have started consciously avoiding using them somehow".
An elegant texture delivers flavours of cooked apples, orange marmalade, clove and cinnamon, set against smoke and vanilla £32.24, sainsburys.co.uk Glenrothes is renowned for limited-edition vintages, but this malt is great, too.
Talk, and e-mail, and cell phone conversations, and text, and more talk, would disrupt the smooth and glamorous surfaces and elegant textures that Guadagnino strains to conjure.
With grapes grown primarily in vineyards that teeter on perilous hillsides here in the Santa Cruz Mountains, Rhys produces wines that bewitch with a savory, stony, complex intensity that belies their graceful frames and elegant textures.
Patrick's elegant marble texture won him an honorable mention in the render-off.
The wines of Gentaz-Dervieux epitomize the fragile balance among gorgeous, subtle aromas; an earthy, almost animal-like complexity; and elegant, delicate textures that once distinguished this northernmost appellation in the northern Rhône Valley.
She prizes its "elegant, non-chalky texture" and the fact that it contains antioxidants, "which boost a sunscreen's effectiveness" ($32, nordstrom.com).
