Sentence examples for lacquered look from inspiring English sources

A smooth and lacquered look, with a pearlescent tinge.

This way, when you finish them on the grill, they will be less likely to char and spoil the lacquered look.

The lacquered look is by no means dominant on the catwalks this season, where lanky "pool hair" and subtle paint prevail.

His dark-mahogany, lacquered-looking face had turned a pasty gray from a sleepless night.

Narciso Rodriguez also used reflective fabrics in his show on Tuesday night, and at times he also projected an alien, futuristic look, with a head-to-toe ensemble in gray-and-white camouflage (complete with felt helmets), silk prints based on digitalized star patterns, and lacquered-looking tweeds.

"The more hairspray, the more lacquered you will look.

Even the set was made of white boxes with black lacquered interiors that looked like the entrance to a chic Chanel store.

They cheered Golovkin during his ringwalk; they cheered when he dropped his robe, revealing a pair of lacquered white trunks that looked like they had been dipped in melted Storm Trooper helmet; they cheered whenever a Kazakh flag showed up on the Jumbotron.

Mr. Cox can't remember what he paid for the papier-mâché mirror; prices at the Kasmin show ranged from $8,000 for a lacquered resin mirror that looked like a porthole on an alien space ship to $95,000 for an acrylic cabinet with gold plate modeled after the pattern you'd see on an electrocardiogram.

A diminutive woman with a strong Long Island accent, big hair and exceedingly long, pink-lacquered fingernails, Hessel looks more like a lady who lunches than an important literary arbiter.

It's the watered-down versions you can't look at: the lacquered baroquey mirror, the dining room table with the zebra rug under it, those Chippendale chairs, the dark-painted walls.