Sentence examples similar to suits of light from inspiring English sources

Midnight blue bell-bottoms and a plus-size sequined belt were set off by a suit-of-lights matador jacket, a rhinestone dazzle of crimson and blue and gold.

The textures and colours of the bullfight, from the "suits of lights" to the curdling pools of blood on sand, have rarely been depicted with such obvious admiration.

Brightly colored and intricately embroidered with real silver and gold, appliqué and sequins, in Spanish they're known as trajes de luces ("suits of lights").

A morning suit of light mastic-colored tweed.

A swell fighting suit ("traje the luces,")"suit of light," so called from its gold and silver embroidery costs him from $300 to $500.

Interestingly, it is the men - the Dinka in their colour-coded beaded corsets, a matador adjusting a "suit of light" or the Bella tribesman with his mille-feuille turban and sunglasses - who stick in the mind.

At night, I would dress in my costume like I was a matador putting on my suit of lights.

He added: "It's not just getting into the ring and wearing a suit of lights that makes me happy.

The Spanish hero, whether he wears a football uniform or a matador's suit of lights, is not supposed to make advertisements for himself.

Singer Wayne Coyne wore a suit of lights and sat atop the shoulders of a bandmate dressed as Chewbaca for Life on Mars.

We look to criticism not for truth but as a sort of gladiatorial contest, even a bullfight, with the reviewer in his suit of lights goading the poor creative animal.