In this context, we've listed some idioms that use accessory vocabulary: Tie the knot : This is a common idiom for getting married
Lined with playful red polka-dot tulle, its the perfect mix of fun and sophistication
She doesn't really have an ego that gets in the way of her decision-making, and she's pragmatic." In the interview, she also offered up some lessons that she learned from the casting experience: "If anybody ever asks me about what advice I have to other actors who are trying to make it, I say, 'Every opportunity is an opportunity to work, and you'll never get a better call than when you thought you lost a job then got it.'"
World War I was the first time that the army began to award a variety of, except for the Medal of Honor, which was first awarded during the Civil War
Ive probably worn polka dots more in the last few weeks than I usually would in a year