The phrase "a look together" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to express the idea of sharing a visual experience or perspective with someone, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "Let's take a look together at the new project proposal to ensure we are on the same page."
Alternatives: "a shared look" or "a joint look".
9 A well-tailored coat pulls a look together.
Seamons gives me some useful style tips, one of which is, "A well-tailored coat pulls a look together.
Her feet look rather unkempt, and I think painted nails pull a look together — especially in summer!
Mr. Warburton added, "It's so difficult to put a look together, if you've never necessarily had to".
Gather things from different rooms to bring collections together; sometimes it means buying one or two new items – such as bedding, lighting or cushions – to pull a look together, but it's the easiest revamp".
Mr. Saint Laurent showed them how to do it, how to put a look together with beautiful fabrics, colors and elegant accessories like they had never quite seen before.
But with the menswear fashion world being as fabulously confusing as it is -- full of man-buns, overly groomed mustaches, and rappers moonlighting as designers -- it makes sense that the average guy still struggles with putting a coherent look together.
Reminiscent of something goats do during mating season, the pout doesn't look that sexy on most people unless they're really adept at getting the angle right pulling a total look together.
"I'm really interested in trying to show people how to put a red carpet look together from point A to point B. The same things goes for a photo shoot".
"You gotta sing like a seasoned artist, have your look together.
"All egos have to be checked at the door, and we're going to look together as a community and ask: Can we prevent that murder?" said Prior, the chief deputy district attorney.
