The phrase "cool and chic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a person, place, or thing that is stylish in a contemporary way. For example: The new restaurant in town has a cool and chic interior design.
Howell's clothes are for the kind of person who wants to look cool and chic but free from fuss.
One of the iPhone's biggest strengths has always been its branding as a luxury item, a device that lends its owner an unparalleled aura of cool and chic.
Contrary to Western stereotypes of incessantly bowing, starch-shirted Japanese businessmen, most shoppers and store employees here are cool and chic, urbane and brand-savvy.
At Berlin's municipal museum, by comparison, a whole room is devoted to how cool and chic the Kurfurstendamm area of West Berlin was during the 1960s.
When she was at work, though, she ignored Naema, perhaps because Naema reminded her of home or because she didn't want Naema to see that her big sister wasn't as cool and chic as she made out to be.
15 rue Lamennais, 75008 (01 44 95 15 01) Cool and chic: The hot 10 L'Ambroisie Bernard Pacaud wows the most jaded palate at L'Ambroisie, one of Paris's peak gastronomic experiences.
They all looked great: cool, confident and chic.
So it would make sense that they'd be full of tips on hot restaurants, cool shops and chic bars all over the world.
Her store is stocked with stationery, journals, and fashion periodicals that are cool, edgy, and chic.
Purposely chipped nail polish falls into the same category as bangs that are clearly too long and clearly annoying (a dead giveaway is when the person is constantly blinking and/or fiddling at their fringe), and yet worn anyway, because it looks "cool" and "rocker-chic".
Design is totally cool and, apparently, pretty chic and glamorous.
