Sentence examples for extravagant accessories from inspiring English sources
The store offers not only the wildly popular American Girl dolls and their extravagant accessories, but other distractions like a theater, a cafe and a doll hospital.
This 35,000-square-foot building, in the "Magnificent Mile," Chicago's most expensive shopping district, houses not only the wildly popular American Girl dolls and their extravagant accessories, but enough distractions to occupy the average girl for a day or two.
Her hair changed from loose curls to a pinned-up 'do, and she favored extravagant accessories, including pearls, feathered boas, and fur stoles.
When such gifts are conveyed in extravagant sets, which may include "accessories" like jewelry, electronics and liquor, the "cake" itself becomes merely a pretext for passing on the significantly more expensive luxury item.
The adjoining gallery, called a "Cabinet of Curiosities," has a fancy gift-shop look, with McQueen-commissioned fashion accessories, among them an extravagant, butterfly hat by Philip Treacy and jewelry — the backboned corset, a silver crown of thorns — by Shaun Leane.
Casual outfits tone down a traditional Lolita outfit to give it a less over the top look, with a somewhat less poofy skirt, smaller or fewer accessories, and overall less extravagant details.
The more extravagant styles can include things like spats, canes, top hats, and other Victorian accessories.
But accessories and perfume cannot sustain a fashion brand's prestige; the company must also stage extravagant runway shows featuring garments of outlandishness, originality, and fantastic expense.
The extravagant end of a trend to customization, which has swept industries from computers to cars, made-to-order accessories are aimed at consumers "who want things that are special and crafted to last," said Tom Ford, the designer for Gucci.
"Most of them were quite extravagant," he explained, "and I gradually recovered my condition of one-armed man in need of no accessory".
