Definition

Adjective: - Covered with sequins: Describes an object, especially an item of clothing or fabric, that is decorated with many small, shiny, disk-shaped ornaments called sequins.

Usage

The adjective "sequined" is used attributively (before a noun) to describe the appearance of something. It indicates that sequins are attached to the surface as decoration, creating a sparkling, glamorous effect. It is a standard descriptive term in fashion and costume design.

Examples

• She wore a stunning sequined dress to the gala.
• The performer's sequined jacket glittered under the stage lights.
• The costume designer created sequined masks for the carnival.

Advanced Usage

• Hyphenated Form: While "sequined" is the standard adjective form, the hyphenated form "sequin-covered" is also used with the same meaning.
  • The dancer wore a sequin-covered leotard.

Variants and Related Words

• Sequinned (adj.): An alternative spelling, more common in British English.
  • Her sequinned bag caught everyone's attention.
• Sequins (n.): The small, shiny ornaments themselves.
  • The dress was sewn with thousands of silver sequins.

Synonyms

• Beaded: Adorned with beads.
• Spangled: Covered with small, bright objects (like sequins or sparkles).
• Glittering: Shining with a bright, shimmering light.

Antonyms

• Plain: Not decorated or elaborate.
• Matte: Having a dull, non-reflective surface.

Adjective

1. covered with beads or jewels or sequins