Sentence examples for subtle sheen from inspiring English sources

For a "Hollywood Regency-glam retro look," she said, you could use taffeta with a subtle sheen instead.

Even so, this one is for Hank Williams fanatics only, and Mr. Thomas puts a dark and subtle sheen on a disappointingly watery script.

Eyes had a subtle sheen imparted by NARS velvet gloss lip pencil in Cythere (a soft gold) applied with flesh-toned eye shadows.

Nuxe Fondant Body Scrub £16/200ml, bathandunwind.com I love this natural, pampering scrub, which smells incredible and leaves a subtle sheen on glowing skin.

If the Prada show is your inspiration MAC's powder pigment in Old Gold might just do the trick, for something a little more understated a gold lipstick like Tom Ford's Rory shade will leave a pretty subtle sheen.

Finally, a generous application of Estée Lauder's Bronze Goddess body oil not only nourishes your skin, adding a subtle sheen, but also leaves no need for perfume thanks to its lovely scent of bergamot, mandarin and sandalwood.

Designers are moving away from high-gloss sheen to a subtle lustre, with finishes such as bronze finding favour.

It was founded by two sisters, Ange and Vernice Walker, who have created polishes for Roland Mouret and Burberry runway shows and become known for creative hues like T-Cup, a popular powder blue with a subtle gold sheen.

They were wrought-iron, nickel-plated sculptures, with a subtle verdigris sheen, that for decades were attached to the front doors of the Ambassador Apartments at 30 Daniel Low Terrace.

However, this being fashion, looks can be deceiving, so apparently straightforward shapes such as simple workaday oxfords turned out to have a subtle, metallic sheen (as at Common) or were high-gloss with elements of bright colour at the sole (at Jonathan Saunders).

This gives off a subtle glossy sheen and definitely prolongs the staying power of your lip product.