The phrase "a styled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been designed or arranged in a particular style.
Example: "The designer presented a styled collection that showcased modern aesthetics."
Alternatives: "a designed" or "a fashionable".
Like a styled valedictorian, Mr. Farrow worked his way through the well wishers, his corn-colored hair lightly tousled.
It was more about practicality and comfort than a styled look - dungarees, larger T-shirts and more ethnic clothes.
Michelle Fiona, a stylist at Bumble and Bumble in New York, is a believer in minimal shampooing and in letting a styled look unfurl.
With four cameras nestled into a styled sunglass frame.
The four stripes running all through the length of the fuselage were replaced by the company slogan Pride of Africa, whereas the KA tail logo was replaced by a styled K encircled with a Q to evoke the airline's IATA airline code.
Their collective effort is an earnest attempt to revive the sound of early Hip Hop, a styled once termed "Boom Bap" by KRS-ONE for the classic old school rhythm comprised of a booming bass line, complimented by a bumping cymbal/snare sound.
A block north there's the Rusty Knot, a bar styled like a midcentury suburban basement.
It's not a full-price, triple-A-styled blockbuster by any stretch of the imagination, and Microsoft's weird radio silence on ReCore in the run-up to its release – from where I've been sitting, it just seems to have slipped out without so much as half-hearted fanfare – certainly does it no visibility favours.
The evaluation takes the form of a exercise, where we send out a phishing styled email record the responses.
Have a medium black hair or get a nicely styled wig.
A small deck leads to a "floating" lounger styled after a traditional fishing boat.
