Abigail Adams

A little of what you call frippery is very necessary towards looking like the rest of the world.

American First Lady

Clothes are not frippery. Properly done, they can be an art form.

Indicates something might dazzle the eyes but lacks substance or practical value.

Be aware of purchases made on a whim, often driven by the appearance, not usefulness.

Often used to criticize or express disapproval of something considered unnecessary.

Highlights a tension between a desire for luxury and a preference for simple living.

May be used to contrast different lifestyles or social values regarding material possessions.

Refers to stores specializing in unique or flamboyant garments that may not be everyday wear.

Indicates a place where fashion is accessible but may not be of high quality.