The phrase 'extravagant items' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe items, possessions, or goods that are luxurious, expensive, or unusual. Example sentence: She enjoyed buying extravagant items to show off her wealth.
But on the other hand, I don't buy extravagant items like cars, expensive houses, jewellery.
But the larger and more extravagant items like filet mignon or Maine lobster have yet to be mastered.
In addition Mrs Robinson had attempted to claim for such extravagant items as a £300 Mont Blanc pen.But all this is far more incendiary.
They send money home and their families spend it without any accountability on wasteful and extravagant items — mobile phones, clothes, weddings, electronics and unnecessary food".
TVs are now the most extravagant items on wedding lists, according to the analysis, with the most expensive model requested – a Sony 65in TV costing £2,999.
"People use disposable income as a cushion," she said, spending money on more extravagant items they know they can return if necessary.
I really don't think it matters... ........ Being associated with such an extravagant item doesn't sit comfortably with the down-to-earth actress, though she uses it to her advantage.
Prosecutors have said Mr. Espada spent hundreds of thousands of dollars of Soundview's money on extravagant personal items, like lobster, sushi and parties for his family.
The kingdom's wily old minister wanted to maintain a balance, siphoning off just enough out of consumer's pockets to keep the kingdom in opulent palaces and extravagant gift items for U.S. Presidents -- all without strangling the egg-laden Yankee goose that made the royal family's life both fabulous and secure.
Mr. Parigi maintains a chilly tone throughout the meager proceedings; one of the most disturbing, and delectable, elements of the movie is that Nikki looks like an extravagant line item in the film's budget.
Whether you're looking for extravagant must-have items or marked-down merchandise, London has it.
