"strut down" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to describe someone walking in a confident and self-assured manner. Example: She strutted down the hallway, her designer heels clicking on the marble floor, exuding an air of confidence and sophistication.
In addition to modeling, she was tasked with teaching the other women how to strut down the runway.
To strut down the runway under all that strobe and glitter, while the fashion aristocrats cheer on my sarcasm.
The dancers strut down another runway like Barbie dolls — pantyhose give them the look of genderless plastic — and serve pieces of pie like deranged housewives.
Amid the preshow rush before the models were ready to strut down the runway, Khan took a few minutes to chat with me about his work and strong bond with India.
Movie stars, rock idols, beauties and hunks strut down the red carpet at the Oscars, the Grammys, the Golden Globes — stopping only to pose for the cameras and answer the interviewers' inevitable questions about their designer outfits.
"Insect Fashions," in which bugs strut down a runway, flaunting their absurd wings, legs, shapes, and patterns, is a kind of elevated taxonomy: a parade of eye-popping creatures, glorified by wit.
On another day, a young woman strutted down a dirt road in a micro-mini and precarious heels.
Luckily, you can find abundant specimens while strutting down the fashionable Rue d'Antibes, yet another essential Cannes walk.
Earlier this month, Teresa Weatherspoon strutted down a runway at the Fur Depot in New York wearing a red-dyed mink jacket.
Among those strutting down the runway were the singer Beyoncé and film stars Julianne Moore and Emmanuelle Seigner.
I was the first to come into contact with Simon as he strutted down the little alleyway.
