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The phrase "artsy poses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe poses that are artistic or creative, often in the context of photography, modeling, or visual art.
Example: "The photographer captured her in various artsy poses that highlighted her unique style and personality."
Alternatives: "artistic poses" or "creative poses".
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Each segment featured Gaga in a new dress and was followed by a video interlude, portraying Gaga in Gothic and artsy poses, to the next one.
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Lillian Stillwell had her clothes surgically removed by four other dancers wielding actual medical tools, followed by some artsy posing in the nude by her and Mr. Bradley.
Stylist Kari Nyack teamed up with Tommee Tippee U.K. for a "hipster baby photo shoot". For the shoot, four adorable babies named Lyla, Ezra, Theodore, and Jahmali sported some artsy looks and posed around London's hip Shoreditch neighborhood.
For example, you could learn to cook a meal for your friends, or learn a few new poses in yoga, or learn to take artsy photographs.
Unlike Kardashian, "appropriately" in Miley's case means some shots in which brightly colored makeup draws attention to her nipples, others where she's doing a backbend with with only a bit of artsy stuff covering her lady parts, and still more where she's covered in mud and posing with a pig.
Very artsy.
Very noisy and artsy.
She was super artsy.
Microsoft is getting artsy.
"They seemed very artsy.
Chelsea was very artsy".
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