ugly, unpleasant to look at

(n.) unsightliness 

ex: The garbage that littered the street was smelly and (vocab word). 

a. a thin cover or layer usually glued onto another material

ex: The tables in my room have a wood (vocab word). 

b. giving a false apperance or positive impression

ex: He hid his unhappiness beneath a cheerful (vocab word). 

a. to wrinkle or crease

ex: Linen is a material that (vocab word) easily.

b. (adj.) rumpled

ex: My clothes are (vocab word) because I left in a pile in the middle of my bedrom.

showy, flashy, meant to impress others

(n.) ostentation

ex: The tour guide called our attention to the gold-covered faucets and marble floors of the (vocab word) bathroom. 

a particular type/style of clothing

ex: A white coat and a tall, white hat are a chef's usual (vocab word).

having a faded, dull appearance

(n.) drabness

ex: The old curtains were (vocab word); the new ones are cherrie and bright. 

old-fashioned style of dress

(n.) dowdiness

ex: Susanna felt (vocab word) in the gray dress and pink bonnet her mother made her wear to the party. 

untidy, messy looking

ex: Her hair was (vocab word) when she first woke up from her nap; a brush would have helped! 

charming, sophisticated, friendly

ex: The (vocab word) man tipped his hat as he offered the woman his seat on the bus. 

stylish, fashionable

ex: Alicia's new clothes were so (vocab word) - she just went shopping with her mom in New York City during fashion week.