The phrase "a good looking model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a model who is attractive in appearance.
Example: "The fashion show featured a good looking model who captivated the audience with her poise and style."
Alternatives: "an attractive model" or "a beautiful model".
"I need a new wheelbarrow or the road will never open," he offered for good measure, pointing to a perfectly sturdy looking model idled nearby.
And British label Preen created a fresh sartorial dilemma at its New York show with a lacy see-through body: while forgoing a bra may have been a good look for the model on the catwalk, for us mortals it poses a new problem: what underwear to wear under underwear?
Take a good look at your model or image, and study what you are missing.
The ballgowns at the end of the show included some with skirts that were drawn up like curtains, to give a good look at the models' legs.
Dacia has had a good look at that business model, scratched its chin and said: "Tell you what, why don't we build a car that's not so smooth and not so glossy, that's a bit noisy and has doors that make a strange rubbery sound when you open them, and then sell it for half the price?" This plain-as-day idea is now being grabbed with both hands by hard-pressed British motorists.
Two weeks ago, on the day of the very last shuttle landing on Earth, I drove along Route 1, taking a good look at the Maine Solar System Model.
It's all well and good looking for role models for inspiration, but in an increasingly fast moving world it's important to carve your own niche, especially in male dominated industries such as advertising.
You want to dance with some good looking art students, or models, or whomever, and you want to fall over a sofa while "CoCo" makes the floor shudder.
The site is about as unsexy as it gets, with hairy-chested models, some good looking and some who would not get past security at Calvin Klein.
