Colorful
Gaudy
Gaudy adjective - (used especially of clothes) marked by conspicuous display.
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Ojamajo Doremi showcased magical accessories that were not only gaudy and colorful, but even in the anime looked like cheap plastic, and featured sounds, lights, and actions that were easy to replicate via the magic of mass production.
Source: Merchandise-Driven - Gaudi's vibrant, colorful, not-very-well-liked-at-the-time designs actually inspired the word gaudy.
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A Song of Ice and Fire: In Braavos, poor people wear gaudy, colorful clothing, while the aristocrats wear plain black clothing of presumably high quality.
Source: Simple Yet Opulent
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