The phrase "dynamic look" is correct and can be used in written English
This phrase is used to describe a visually appealing or interesting appearance. For example, you could say, "The restaurant had a dynamic look with its modern decor and bright lighting."
For a classic example of a negative policy dynamic, look at 9/11.
The wider rear track gives the 428i more substance and "a very dynamic look," he added.
The newsmagazine was started in 1993 as a challenger to Der Spiegel, offering a more dynamic look but more conservative politics than its established, left-leaning rival.
Inspired by cubism, futurism and the craze for all things ancient Egyptian that followed the discovery of Tutankhamen's tomb in 1922, it lent a colourful, dynamic look to urban architecture.
For the collection sent out by Mr. Ghesquière on Thursday was by far the more original and inventive — a return to the futuristic and dynamic look he first delivered at Balenciaga.
All that needs to be done, they say, is to cut the remaining locks much shorter to emphasise a more shorn, dynamic look.Mr Hague's voice is also deemed to be in need of radical treatment.
"Both are dynamic looks for the season," said the makeup artist Pat McGrath, who created the two styles.
One of the most dynamic looks was a slim jumper in a heathery tartan with short sleeves in a sheer black stretch fabric and a two-inch-wide panel down the sides in the same sheer fabric.
Though the dynamic of adoption can confuse some who are outside the adoption community, those of us "on the inside" understand that families come in all shapes and sizes and makeups, and no matter what that family dynamic looks like, it is the child's reality.
But most agree that what is probably driving the trend is the appeal of a stylish and dynamic-looking ski.
Ms. Prada's most dynamic evening look is a printed organdy tunic with sheer trousers.
