The phrase "a massive look" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or impactful appearance, often in fashion or design contexts.
Example: "The designer showcased a massive look that captivated the audience with its bold colors and dramatic silhouettes."
Alternatives: "a striking appearance" or "an impressive style."
AT&T undertook a massive look at its media and creative assets and partners over 60 days to arrive at the decision to consolidate all of your media and advertising, which, at the level of AT&T, is quite an extraordinary statement, as one of the largest marketers in the world.
In printed saris, avoid big prints, as it gives a showy and a massive look.
"Chromus," in which scores of tubular, spherical and broken geometrical elements, glazed yellow, green and chalky white, are crammed together into a massive block, looks like something produced by a trash compactor.
The result is a hybrid -- curious only if you're unfamiliar with Vollmann's work -- a massive, multilayered look at the border region of southeastern California, from the Colorado River to the Coachella Valley, Mexicali to the Salton Sea.
Visitors pass through a dark hallway, filled with images and sounds of the tragic day, then onto a massive balcony looking over the bedrock.
A massive breakthrough looks to have been made in ending the meningitis A epidemics in Africa, which kill thousands of young people every year.
Kerry, despite the fact that he had just been slugged in the head by a massive door, looked as smooth as Sean Connery with a better hairpiece.
Naturally, such a massive truck looks capable of steamrolling all comers, but Ford's goal is to make the next F-150 lighter.
The cube is located upstairs, in the middle of a massive room, looking down on endless racks of computer servers.
Hamburger is a massive mess, looks like he's just spent seven years in a studio producing an album -- he's got the baseball cap, the straggly hair and that whole, "I haven't had my annual shower yet," vibe.
I saw his room, decked out with teddy bears for when his granddaughter visits, vaguely gothic art on the walls, and a massive window looking out onto a grove of trees.
