1 Peter 3:3-5 explicitly contrasts external adornment (gold, clothing) with inner beauty, directly opposing the kind of finery Saul gave.

Lamentations 4:5 describes those once in purple now in ashes, mirroring the loss of scarlet finery after Saul's death — both depict reversal of luxury.

Isaiah 3:16-26 condemns the haughty daughters of Zion for their ornaments and fine clothes, contrasting with Saul's generous provision of such adornment.

1 Timothy 2:9 warns against gold and costly attire, while Saul provided gold ornaments — a contrast between OT commendation and NT caution.