glitzy

Modifies a noun

• ceremony: Church attended Tuesday night's glitzy ceremony in Mayfair's Berkeley Square Gardens with rugby star boyfriend Gavin Henson.
• resort: Nip over the bridge from Nassau to Paradise Island for more great beaches and glitzy resorts.
• affair: The Show, which is black-tie, will be a glitzy, sophisticated affair showcasing existing a. .
• party: The pair will then celebrate with a glitzy party, inviting the cream of Britain's celebrity world.
• night: This spectacular production will take you back to those glamorous, hot, glitzy nights from America's gambling capital.
• world: Her writing is spot-on funny and shows the very unglamourous side of the glitzy television world.

Modifying Another Word

• very: The materials we use are very glitzy, responds very well to lighting and hence compliments erotic photography.
• too: The very thought of Everest now seems too glamorous, too glitzy, too commercialized, too Hollywood.
• rather: The presence of Fame Academy gives the whole evening a rather glitzy feel.