The phrase "shining appearance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone's physical appearance, especially when you want to express admiration. For example, "Sophia walked into the room wearing a shining blue dress that complemented her blonde hair."
Despite shining appearances over the years at festivals such as Coachella and the BET Experience, Hill has been unable to shake a reputation as a loose cannon, largely because good performances have been overshadowed by tales of fans waiting hours for her to show up at gigs.
The term, "white," indicates pale or free of color, and opaque; while "bright" denotes a radiant, shining and sparkling appearance; "yellow," by contrast, indicates discoloration.
The women there reminded me of Betty and Maeve: the same age, the same homespun dresses, with their hair in a fringe or a bun, and also, shining under this plain appearance, the same glow of aspiration.
Nothing is more off-putting than someone who tries to be someone they're not - you can put your best foot forward by embracing your personality and letting it shine through your appearance.
The aliens seemed to communicate with each other, producing the mysterious appearance of a shining triangle, and activated the robot with a touch.
Briar Pipe Wipe is a popular product that helps to preserve the shine and appearance, as well as protecting the bowl from heat, dirt, and corrosion.
Participants had just 15 seconds to shine in individual appearances before judges.
TO all appearances, it was a shining moment for the two-year-old Latino Museum of History, Art and Culture in the heart of this city.
I am shining it, loving it, knowing its inevitable appearance is already born in the ether of my longing.
Trumps' appearance will not be a shining moment, but it won't be the first one that doesn't glow.
