The word 'eyelet' is correct and commonly used in written English.
Eyelet (noun) refers to a small round hole or opening, typically reinforced with metal or another material, through which a lace or cord can be threaded. Example: She threaded the ribbon through the eyelets on her dress, creating a beautiful, intricate pattern.
A knot or metal eyelet (the hangman's knot) in the noose helps jerk back the victim's head sharply enough to break the neck.
The distinctive eyelet and cord belt makes it stand out from the pack.
Chunky eyelet boots stomped down the catwalk at Lou Dalton's show too, as part of a collaboration between the up-and-coming London talent and distinguished British cobblers Grenson, although the original 'monkey boot' had been streamlined for a more office-friendly look.
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Jeanne, who had celebrated her first birthday in eyelet lace, a slice of cake on the tray of her high chair, and her sisters on either side.
He said of the building, with its high loggias, eyelet windows, and golden cupola, "It was modelled after the Campanile of San Marco, in Venice.
The models were swaddled in enormous puffy confections or swimming in eyelet jeune fille smocks, their solemn heads sporting skinny Pippi Longstocking braids.
Her mother's main tennis dress, an overwashed eyelet, so short that her panties show, is, Georgette has said and Mitz agrees, an embarrassment.
No one would want to wear her curlicue-swirled organza shirting, or those eyelet-embroidered evening dresses that wound up looking like excessively complicated Aertex inner soles plucked from a pair of over-designed trainers.
In this case, the destination is Gaza City, where seven schoolgirls – clad in their backpacks and blue-striped uniforms with white-eyelet collars – have arrived at school only to find that it has been severely damaged by Israeli bombs and therefore closed.
Mr. Alaïa's costumes were something of an extension of his recent collection, dresses created in his sculptured two-layer knits, with color glowing through a top layer of mesh like a stained-glass window; or eyelet-knit lace panels and zigzag stitching.
