flamboyant
flam-BOY-untadjMeaning bold, colorful and showy in a way that draws attention
Memory hook FLAME-BOY: dressed like a FLAME. Jonah twirls into the party in a red-and-orange cape that ripples like fire, then takes a sweeping bow; he is flamboyant.
The flamboyant magician wore a purple cape covered in silver stars.
In context Her quiet sister dressed in gray, but Rosa was flamboyant: she wore a feathered hat, sang on the bus and greeted everyone with a sweeping bow.
Similar showy, flashy, colorful, loud
Opposite modest, restrained, subdued
From French flamboyant, “flaming,” from flamboyer (to blaze).