"luxurious clothes" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to clothing that is expensive, high-quality, and often associated with luxury or wealth. Example: The model strutted down the runway in a stunning array of luxurious clothes, showcasing the latest collection from the designer.
You do not need to wear very expensive and luxurious clothes; a lot of thrift shops have great pieces of clothing too that you can put together to make a marvelous outfit.
The man was chosen for his good looks, dressed in luxurious clothes and treated like royalty.
There are even fewer who could make that into agenda-leading luxurious clothes.
But the difference with Mr. Jacobs is that he has no aspirations to make nice or luxurious clothes, though they might be that.
Margiela's tenure at Hermès lasted six years and, far from undermining the company's proudly conservative approach, resulted in timelessly beautiful, understated and luxurious clothes.
The mystery surrounding a new girl who arrives at the school with trunkloads of luxurious clothes, and whose father subsequently vanishes, may have inspired Frances Hodgson Burnett's A Little Princess (1905).
Whether legitimately or not, the money flooded in, making him a multimillionaire and enabling him to flaunt the power of his creed with a show of sumptuous clothes, ostentatious jewelry, luxurious residences and exotic automobiles.
But now this sinuous symbol of the historic Austrian city is being offered luxurious new clothes.
I can touch it as much as I want"....Since 1956, Arnold Scaasi has been designing luxurious dress-up clothes for women who like to dress up.
Chic began as a concept: an R&B version of Roxy Music, lounge-suited and cocktail-dressed, selling a dream of decadence, luxurious living – designer clothes, nightclub hedonism – aimed at America's aspirational black middle classes.
These clothes were luxurious but hard.
