The phrase "stunning white" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is incredibly beautiful or striking in its whiteness. Example: The bride walked down the aisle in a stunning white dress that took everyone's breath away.
Think stunning white sands, rollicking frothy waves and gorgeous sunsets.
It is a stunning white building on the edge of a hill.
All the males in this genus are stunning white, while females are gray with white wing edgings.
Bit annoyed I couldn't get a picture of Enzo Bearzot wearing his stunning white blazer with gold buttons.
One of his favourites was a stunning white umbrella cockatoo given to him by the Sultan of Babylon.
Expensive resorts and flashy hotels line Eagle and Palm Beaches, Aruba's renowned stretches of stunning white sand.
When we visit, the sea is tranquil, giving the water remarkable clarity, part of a stunning, white-green-blue landscape.
I have a huge crush on Paros, which is a really peaceful island, with stunning white-washed villages, and a cute fishing harbour at Naoussa.
From here, the drive south features stunning white-capped peaks atop sun-bleached cliffs to one side and smaller, more arid ridges on the other shielding the sparsely wooded valley from the deserts farther east.
Nonetheless, she was equally unforgettable in the Robbins ballets and as the stunning white-faced allegorical figure of Sacred Love wafted high above the ground by a male retinue in "Illuminations," which the British choreographer Fredrick Ashton choreographed for City Ballet in 1950.
Ploërdut is centrally placed for lots of very do-able day trips: west to arty Pont-Aven, for galleries and beautiful riverside walks, and then on to the stunning white-sand beach at Port Manech for rock pools and sandcastles; and to lively Quimper for shopping.
