"illustrious design" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a design or creation that is renowned or of very high quality. For example, "The illustrious design of the Eiffel Tower is iconic and recognizable around the world."
Culminating in a live screening of the game against Arsenal it will also feature a personal appearance from Mikaël Silvestre and a special airing of The Greatest Story Ever Told, a biopic of the club's illustrious history designed to cement its romantic allure.
As the daughter of an illustrious dress designer (whose vintage clothes, designed here by Jane Greenwood, she wears most fetchingly), Julie, who was a teenage movie actress, obviously has a different pedigree than the hillbilly Holly.
The collections bear the hallmarks of an illustrious career in design, including stints at Dries Van Noten and Chloé.
The Constitution Gates has sworn to support and defend seven times in his long and illustrious career is designed to give us only the government we deserve.
A Jules Pickard commissioned an illustrious American architect to design it but interfered with the design and hated the result when he returned from France.
"True landmarks such as the Sydney Opera House, or hotels such as the Savoy in London or Raffles in Singapore, achieve this status through their excellence in design and illustrious history.
This first-rate museum, designed by illustrious architect IM Pei, is the crown jewel of Portland's thriving art scene.
On display in the exhibition wing of Paris' City Hall until 6 July are more than 100 haute couture dresses and outfits, showcasing intricate designs from illustrious Parisian fashion houses including Poiret at the turn of the 19th Century, Chanel and Schiaparelli in the 1930s through to contemporary designs by Riccardo Tisci for Givenchy in the current decade.
Illustrious lifetime career in Industrial Design.
The ringleader was Thomas U. Walter, the illustrious Philadelphia architect who had designed the new wings and the dome.
