stardust
n. uncountablen. tiny pieces of matter from space that come from stars. In a more poetic way, it describes a magical feeling or the special quality that makes someone famous and exciting.
n. cosmic dust consisting of particles ejected from stars; figuratively, a magical or glamorous quality that surrounds a person or event.
The actress seemed to have a bit of stardust around her.
Scientists analyzed the ancient stardust trapped within the meteorite to learn about the early solar system.
The young politician arrived with enough stardust to captivate the cynical press corps, though critics questioned whether his policies had any substance behind the charm.
From star + dust.
Primarily uncountable; when used figuratively, it often appears in contexts involving celebrity, romance, or theater.