glamorousness

glamorous | American Dictionary

glamorous
adjective
us/ˈɡlæm·ə·rəs/
exciting and attractive:
glamorous fashion models
a glamorous job

Examples of glamorous

glamorous
The reasons cited by contemporaries ranged from general monetary crises and the rise of overseas missions, perceived as more glamorous, to increasing consumerism.
However, it was not so much the shows as the glamorous idols who provided the attraction for postcard buyers.
The cunning speculator who places bets on the victims' greed or gullibility has consequently received more attention than perhaps more exculpable, less glamorous, moral vacillators.
It is not a very glamorous package but the unmemorable title precisely describes the ambitious content.
For these youths, violence remained glamorous and fun.
He cannot stop looking at big buildings and the glamorous architects who design them.
In place of noisy elections and turbulent parliaments, there had developed a less glamorous but more predictable means of conducting business.
The key issue here concerns the desire to make the music scene today as glamorous as it was in the 1930s.
Yet this glamorous fantasy figure is marred by something so mundane as a bruise on her leg.
Another synonym is 'style', as when a personality gains a glamorous aura through her or his style.
Some of the reasons for this paradoxically reflect why these provincial organisations attracted lavish attention in the national press, particularly the patronage of a glamorous aristocracy.
The visual elements constructing the stage scene (subtle backlighting, the glamorous backing vocal team, professional dancers and an exuberant audience), all work together to create a generalised discourse of stardom-as-otherness.
In the public perception it would be hard to find anything less glamorous than grammar, although a connection with the occult and mysterious might strike a more familiar chord.
Space exploration was generally viewed as being more glamorous than the ponderous and bureaucratic full name suggests.
Wooden never called attention to his own glamorous court career.
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