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Definition of accessorize in English: accessorize(British accessorise) verb əkˈsɛsərʌɪzəkˈsɛsəˌraɪz [with object]Decorate or augment (something, especially a garment) with a fashion accessory. sequinned catsuits were accessorized with cork-heeled shoes 带光小圆片的紧身衣配软木跟的鞋子。 Example sentencesExamples - Of course, each design came down the runway accessorized with gold jewellery, be it a necklace, bracelet, earring or armband.
- Soon trucker hats were appearing throughout trendy coastal neighborhoods like Williamsburg and Park Slope and Portrero Hill, often accessorized with chain wallets and ‘wife beater’ t-shirts.
- I never considered a handbag to be a way to accessorise my outfit - my main criteria for handbag selection were that the bag should be black, preferably not leather, big enough to carry a few books.
- Not only are they bolder and brighter than ever before, they're also accessorizing chic, even elegant outfits, no longer restricted to jeans, shorts and jogging suits.
- Depending on the occasion, you can accessorize your tuxedo with a hat and a four-piece stud set.
- The wacky electric-blue wigs my stepmother decided we should all wear for Christmas dinner weren't quite how I had planned to accessorise my Alexander McQueen tweed.
- And Gonsal is surprised how many crisp suits are accessorized with poorly maintained shoes.
- I took a quick shower and slipped on my outfit, accessorising with a few silver bangles and a pair of teardrop earrings.
- Fashion plate Nicole Kidman has been known to accessorize her gorgeous gowns with glasses for reading at the awards podiums.
- Don't wear a tie bar, unless you are going to accessorize it with a plastic pocket protector.
- They revealed their veteran status by accessorising tuxedos and bow ties with sturdy cargo pants, wellies and baseball caps.
- Her dark green dress is accessorized with a simple black velvet choker around her neck, black open-toe high heels, and a black hand bag.
- I don't like jewelry or make up, but I loved buying chains that accessorize my clothing.
- Delhi is a city of contradictions, where the cool of the Connaught Place shopping area is populated with modern Indian women who accessorise traditional saris with Jackie O shades and Gucci handbags.
- The three sisters will accessorise their outfits with hats from Browns of York.
- In fact, Steele paid homage to Albini's obsession with the '20s, Ella Fitzgerald and languid elegance in the superbly chic ensembles accessorized at all times with billowy head wraps worthy of a Great Gatsby character.
- For that added extra oomph, she accessorized the collection with white shell bangles, necklaces and sea-themed sandals and heels.
- Chair Pat Breen, who hails from Ireland, accessorized her Chanel ensemble by tying a shamrock scarf to her handbag.
- Let us also not overlook the high argyle golfing socks and the kimono swatches, or those plaid bloomers, accessorized with decaled skateboards and plastic see-through lunch boxes.
- The signature cut is skin-tight to the nth degree and accessorized with minimal ruching detailing, Swarovski crystals, bias ruffles, lacing, and fur.
- Her long auburn hair is topped with a safety orange cap and her fashion of choice is camouflage clothing, accessorized with a safety orange vest.
- I've got this kind of nice 50s-style dress I'm working on accessorizing with white shoes, hat, gloves, and a string of fake pearls; it needs the perfect belt.
- He was wearing another skintight shirt with red jeans, this time accessorized with purple hued sunglasses.
- Girls in flip flops, denim, and tank tops accessorized with ribbon-edged tulle, their enthusiasm contagious, and I swear, for the first time in what felt like a year, I smiled.
- There were also elements of sharp tailoring, accessorised with traditional silk foulard snaffle scarves, cashmere striped sweaters and plenty of bling with gilt accessories.
- And no, you can't accessorize a business suit with a lightsaber.
- It will not be hard to find a great shirt with lace on the top and accessorize it with matching earrings, necklaces, scarves or handbags.
- Seams are double-stitched in gold, lacquered moccasins complete a draping wool evening gown, a jet-black handbag accessorizes a cool wool suit.
- They had never been close to their parents - it was difficult to be, when parents were constantly surrounded by other parents, by other adults in tailored clothes carefully accessorized with gold jewelry and bright smiles.
- Costumes accessorized with neon purple feathers and cloth of gold seemed more suitable for Caesar's Palace than for a king's.
- Sitting on the white leather couch in a black trench coat, and a royal purple sweater accessorized with black pants and a leather cuff bracelet.
- She accessorized the dress with long turquoise beads and classy black heels.
- Simple chic Chanel outfits accessorized with gold chained jewelry, that perfectly complements the black and white.
- The outfits are accessorised with Emporio Armani sunglasses and watches, belts, shoes and underwear and there is also a suitbag, wash bag and trolley suitcase.
- ‘Yo,’ says the host, a wannabe rapper named Ali G who wears a tracksuit accessorized with wraparound sunglasses, a Tommy Hilfiger skullcap, and massive amounts of gold jewelry.
- She also begged her to accessorize it with a colored scarf.
- Another outstanding design from the collection was her dark burgundy velvet dress accessorised with a narrow apple green leather belt wrapped over the shoulders and around the waist in an empire fashion.
- In the year before her death, the Princess favoured startling Versace mini-dresses accessorised with big jewels and eye-catching handbags.
- He was wearing black sweatpants with a green stripe, nicely accessorized with a well worn green Eagles baseball hat and a black t-shirt and sneaks.
- Special attention must be paid to the spectacular organic jewellery that accessorized her designs.
Synonyms complement, supplement, add to, augment enhance, set off, show off go with, suit beautify, pretty (up), dress up, decorate, adorn, grace, ornament, embellish, trim, garnish, bedeck, deck (out), festoon literary bedizen, furbelow
Definition of accessorize in US English: accessorize(British accessorise) verbəkˈsesəˌrīzəkˈsɛsəˌraɪz [with object]Provide or complement (a garment) with a fashion accessory. 用饰件装饰（或补充）（衣服） the leisure suits were accessorized with white vinyl loafers and matching belts Example sentencesExamples - They had never been close to their parents - it was difficult to be, when parents were constantly surrounded by other parents, by other adults in tailored clothes carefully accessorized with gold jewelry and bright smiles.
- Soon trucker hats were appearing throughout trendy coastal neighborhoods like Williamsburg and Park Slope and Portrero Hill, often accessorized with chain wallets and ‘wife beater’ t-shirts.
- She accessorized the dress with long turquoise beads and classy black heels.
- He was wearing black sweatpants with a green stripe, nicely accessorized with a well worn green Eagles baseball hat and a black t-shirt and sneaks.
- Seams are double-stitched in gold, lacquered moccasins complete a draping wool evening gown, a jet-black handbag accessorizes a cool wool suit.
- In the year before her death, the Princess favoured startling Versace mini-dresses accessorised with big jewels and eye-catching handbags.
- There were also elements of sharp tailoring, accessorised with traditional silk foulard snaffle scarves, cashmere striped sweaters and plenty of bling with gilt accessories.
- Girls in flip flops, denim, and tank tops accessorized with ribbon-edged tulle, their enthusiasm contagious, and I swear, for the first time in what felt like a year, I smiled.
- Simple chic Chanel outfits accessorized with gold chained jewelry, that perfectly complements the black and white.
- For that added extra oomph, she accessorized the collection with white shell bangles, necklaces and sea-themed sandals and heels.
- The outfits are accessorised with Emporio Armani sunglasses and watches, belts, shoes and underwear and there is also a suitbag, wash bag and trolley suitcase.
- Her long auburn hair is topped with a safety orange cap and her fashion of choice is camouflage clothing, accessorized with a safety orange vest.
- I've got this kind of nice 50s-style dress I'm working on accessorizing with white shoes, hat, gloves, and a string of fake pearls; it needs the perfect belt.
- Delhi is a city of contradictions, where the cool of the Connaught Place shopping area is populated with modern Indian women who accessorise traditional saris with Jackie O shades and Gucci handbags.
- In fact, Steele paid homage to Albini's obsession with the '20s, Ella Fitzgerald and languid elegance in the superbly chic ensembles accessorized at all times with billowy head wraps worthy of a Great Gatsby character.
- And Gonsal is surprised how many crisp suits are accessorized with poorly maintained shoes.
- Chair Pat Breen, who hails from Ireland, accessorized her Chanel ensemble by tying a shamrock scarf to her handbag.
- Let us also not overlook the high argyle golfing socks and the kimono swatches, or those plaid bloomers, accessorized with decaled skateboards and plastic see-through lunch boxes.
- I took a quick shower and slipped on my outfit, accessorising with a few silver bangles and a pair of teardrop earrings.
- I never considered a handbag to be a way to accessorise my outfit - my main criteria for handbag selection were that the bag should be black, preferably not leather, big enough to carry a few books.
- The three sisters will accessorise their outfits with hats from Browns of York.
- Another outstanding design from the collection was her dark burgundy velvet dress accessorised with a narrow apple green leather belt wrapped over the shoulders and around the waist in an empire fashion.
- Depending on the occasion, you can accessorize your tuxedo with a hat and a four-piece stud set.
- Special attention must be paid to the spectacular organic jewellery that accessorized her designs.
- They revealed their veteran status by accessorising tuxedos and bow ties with sturdy cargo pants, wellies and baseball caps.
- Fashion plate Nicole Kidman has been known to accessorize her gorgeous gowns with glasses for reading at the awards podiums.
- It will not be hard to find a great shirt with lace on the top and accessorize it with matching earrings, necklaces, scarves or handbags.
- And no, you can't accessorize a business suit with a lightsaber.
- Of course, each design came down the runway accessorized with gold jewellery, be it a necklace, bracelet, earring or armband.
- Don't wear a tie bar, unless you are going to accessorize it with a plastic pocket protector.
- I don't like jewelry or make up, but I loved buying chains that accessorize my clothing.
- Costumes accessorized with neon purple feathers and cloth of gold seemed more suitable for Caesar's Palace than for a king's.
- Her dark green dress is accessorized with a simple black velvet choker around her neck, black open-toe high heels, and a black hand bag.
- He was wearing another skintight shirt with red jeans, this time accessorized with purple hued sunglasses.
- ‘Yo,’ says the host, a wannabe rapper named Ali G who wears a tracksuit accessorized with wraparound sunglasses, a Tommy Hilfiger skullcap, and massive amounts of gold jewelry.
- The wacky electric-blue wigs my stepmother decided we should all wear for Christmas dinner weren't quite how I had planned to accessorise my Alexander McQueen tweed.
- Not only are they bolder and brighter than ever before, they're also accessorizing chic, even elegant outfits, no longer restricted to jeans, shorts and jogging suits.
- She also begged her to accessorize it with a colored scarf.
- Sitting on the white leather couch in a black trench coat, and a royal purple sweater accessorized with black pants and a leather cuff bracelet.
- The signature cut is skin-tight to the nth degree and accessorized with minimal ruching detailing, Swarovski crystals, bias ruffles, lacing, and fur.
Synonyms complement, supplement, add to, augment
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