The phrase 'designer stubble' is correct and usable in written English.
'Designer stubble' refers to a well-trimmed beard or five o'clock shadow. You could use this phrase in a sentence such as: "He walked into the bar wearing a black leather jacket and sporting his signature designer stubble."
After a while though, he realised that his literary ambitions eclipsed notes on designer stubble.
He looks like you'd expect him to - dark clothes, designer shades, designer stubble.
Long and shaggy black beards and chest hair resembling hearth rugs have replaced shining, smoothe torsos and designer stubble.
"I couldn't see any grease on his face, it was possibly there but mixed in with his Italian designer stubble".
While many of the guys at this all-male institution had big, bushy beards, mine was more like designer stubble.
His trademark designer stubble is now a whiter shade of grey and his reactions inevitably are a fraction slower than in his heyday.
The answer can sometimes lie in a single millimeter of growth -- that nonchalant designer-stubble look actually takes a lot of hard work to carry off!
Yes indeed – the sort of person Corbyn is, is clueless: the advisor charged with sprucing him up himself sports not designer-stubble, but an unplanned beard − his spin doctor, Seamus Milne, appears quite unable to gauge the likely impact of his boss's shambolic performances, while one of his scarce PLP supporters, the Merseyside MP, Steve Rotheram, comes across as a starry-eyed fantasist.
It's just that a new series of Episodes is about to begin, in which LeBlanc plays an actor called Matt LeBlanc who has designer chest stubble and a gigantic penis.
Out also with harem trousers, dreadlocks, the designer face stubble and anything that looks ethnic or alien.
A difficult season at Borussia Dortmund may have chipped, very slightly, away at his burgeoning reputation but the floppy hair, the stubble, the designer frames, the unique sense of humour and the hugely engaging manner have long marked him out as a man who stands out from the crowd.
