stylishness

stylish | American Dictionary

stylish
adjective
us/ˈstɑɪ·lɪʃ/
having a special quality that makes a person or thing seem different and attractive:
stylish people
stylish clothing

Examples of stylish

stylish
In arts and fashion people recognize styles when they see them, and people often agree on what is stylish or what is not.
It was indeed a stylish summary to suit popular tastes, but it was never intended to be an 'authoritative' biography.
For example, habit sleeves had to be stylish, while allowing the arms free play.
This is an elegantly written, engaging and stylish work.
Of beautiful, serious, cultivated, sensitive, social, stylish songs?
There is the same pace of argument, the same stylish footwork, the same skilful use of the elbows.
The girl of the period demands increased liberties, including the right to entertain without chaperones, to wear cosmetics, and to dress in stylish fashions.
Because suggestive and stylish physical performance is intrinsic to the delivery of calypso, female singers often use variations of the male 'jam and wine' style.
The two volumes are bound in stylish hardback black covers.
The architecture is like a contemporary office environment, fluid, stylish and flexible enough to accommodate the fast changing world of work.
The older people, compared with their younger selves, give more weight to the value of good health than to the value of stylish demeanor that conflicts with it.
And the writing was stylish and funny.
New worlds, lost worlds is an elegant and stylish account of a century of continuity and profound change.
This is stylish stuff, though no doubt somebody at some stage will take the trouble to tell him - wrongly, of course - that it is just a 'simple sentence'.
He did some astonishing demonstrations in spite of his age, accompanying them with comments on the stylish taste of the aristocrats, and adding that 'the common people stank'.
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