Sentence examples for downtown style from inspiring English sources

On the runway, that read: downtown style.

Downtown style is funky and nonchalant.

So Mrs. Herrera sent out cargo skirt after cargo skirt in army green, relying on this staple of Downtown style.

What does it mean in fashion when people talk about an "uptown style" or a "downtown style"? A. Keeping in mind that fashion is always changing and that its rules are made to be broken, F.Y.I.'s unscientific survey of women produced this consensus: Uptown style is classier, evoking Park Avenue; downtown style is hipper, suggesting Greenwich Village.

A downtown style can incorporate recognizable brands, but ultimately relies on the wearer's own creativity and ability to blend vintage, resale or reconfigured items, and depends upon the person's fashion aptitude.

"TriBeCa has a ton of great high-end restaurants -- Corton, Bouley, Brushstroke, Jungsik -- but not much that's cool and not many with downtown style," said Erik Torkells, the editor of The Tribeca Citizen.

A typical performance blended uptown and downtown styles in a heady mix.

It inhabits a New York very different from that of the early 1990s, one in which the wars between uptown and downtown styles that raged then are largely moot.

They've just got that elusive insouciance and the flower-child-hair-meets-downtown-style aesthetic helps".

It gets its name from the main street of Little Havana in Miami, and the Nuevo Latino cooking has brought downtown-style excitement to the Upper West Side.

Known for its offbeat, downtown-style entertainment, the event will also include a large-scale puppet and mask play by the Black Bird Theater Company, a freestanding trapeze act by Montana Miller and "Teach Me English," by Kaihatsu Yoshiaki, which is exactly what it says it is.