The answer lies in that garishly red bank branch that BofA just opened near you.

FORBES: Magazine Article

Women tend to dress smartly and soberly, in part to differentiate themselves from the hordes of garishly dressed would-be starlets.

ECONOMIST: Business travel

He was wearing an elegant suit of a modern cut, the jacket purposefully small, the pants short enough to reveal his garishly printed socks.

NEWYORKER: Temporary

The snobs, drunkards, pedophiles, fools, tyrants, and addicts who pass through these pages are garishly demonic, in a way that seems at once contemporary and oddly timeless.

NEWYORKER: Noble Savages

The biggest department store in town organized a parade every year: an enormous balloon in the shape of a garishly colored doll was paraded through the main streets, pulled by ribbons that sequin-clad girls held as they marched behind a musical band.

NEWYORKER: The Daughters of the Moon