Gaudy/Tacky/Garish/Showy

What words can we use to describe rather bold choices when it comes to clothes and jewelry? Here are some words to mock either a tasteless garment or a bit over the top accessories. Gaudy: Refers to something that is overly bright or extravagant, often in a way that lacks good taste. It implies excessive decoration or adornment. Tacky: Suggests something is in poor taste, often cheap or lacking sophistication. It doesn’t necessarily have to be overly bright or flashy, but it feels low-quality or inappropriate. Garish: Implies something is excessively bright, colorful, or glaring, often to the point of being uncomfortable to look at. It tends to emphasize brightness and harshness. Showy: Refers to something that is designed to attract attention, often through flashiness.