Brocade

usgb/brəʊˈkeɪd/
noun

A type of rich, decorative fabric with raised designs, often woven with golden or silver thread.

The royal dress was made of luxurious brocade.
Visual representation of "brocade" - A type of rich, decorative fabric with raised designs, often woven with golden or silver thread.

Often appears as...

  • brocade fabric
  • brocade dress
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Luxury Connotation

Brocade is often associated with luxury, opulence, and high status due to its rich textures and materials.

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The palace's curtains were made of brocade, signifying wealth.
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Historical Garment

Brocade was historically used for clothing of royalty and nobility, suggesting a traditional or classical style.

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Knights' vests at the medieval festival were adorned with brocade.
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Formal Occasions

Brocade garments are typically worn on formal occasions and are seen as too ornate for casual wear.

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He wore a brocade tie for the gala.
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