"chic clothes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe stylish or fashionable clothing. For example: "This store has so many chic clothes - I could spend all day shopping here!".
"Chic clothes but empty faces," she said.
Collen & Clare in Southwold sells "coastal chic" clothes.
I pass more than one itinerant woman in shabby chic clothes.
Known for an urbane look and chic clothes, Printemps did not catch on in Denver, and the store eventually closed.
His chic clothes — silky black shift dresses and slim denim trousers — still hit the mark of modern style.
Mr. Kors could only imagine a perfect world on Wednesday, with a parade of conservative-chic clothes, including blazers, some beautiful dance skirts in white linen gauze and embroidered taupe linen, and refined-looking coats.
These include Cody's Books, a bright, well-stocked independent bookstore; Molly B., selling shabby-chic clothes by offbeat designers; and Fourth Street Studio, a vast studio-cum-gallery where artists paint and sell their work.
Craning their necks, they saw models decked out in the U.S. fashion brand's sporty-chic clothes and strutting, one after another, down the facade of the building.
Perfect for women looking to stock up on whimsical, Parisian-chic clothes, Vestibule carries household names such as Isabel Marant, Maison Kitsuné, and Tibi, and newcomers like Xirena, Pomandere, and June 7.2.
But this time will be different from the other 13 times she's been nominated for an Oscar: She's representing "The Devil Wears Prada," a film full of style, glamour and super-chic clothes.
