"edgy style" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a fashion or design trend that is bold, unconventional, and daring. Example: Her edgy style caught everyone's attention as she walked down the runway in a leather jacket and ripped jeans.
His edgy style dovetailed with rules that allowed defensive backs to push receivers around like air-freight packages.
She abandoned her raw, edgy style for something more traditional in the fashion shoots she did for, among others, Vogue.
"For all the talk of the beehive this fall, no one's really wearing it," says Orlando Pita, who created the edgy style on the previous page.
It may well be that devotees of Scott's and 34 will relish the chance to try a more edgy style of cooking.
At first glance the images appear to be advertising the latest in edgy style from the more extreme reaches of high-end fashion.
Condé is the home of W magazine and has had previous, extremely short-lived brushes with other edgy style titles, but this is their big dream.
General Motors had edgy styling; Ford guys were sharp marketers.
And one auto industry analyst has told us that while other luxury carmakers give their premium sedans edgy styling and cutting-edge technology, Jaguar aims its comparatively stuffy XJ sedan at the pipe and slippers crowd in England..
TAG Heuer takes the more typical approach to the smartwatch solution by going directly with a digital screen combined with their own high-end case construction and sense of modern, edgy styling.
We're seeing some edgy styles on top of the overall trends in carefree, easy styles, especially with bobs, braids and topknots.
The former Disney star also posed for a series of gorgeous photographs for Teen Vogue -- ditching her usually edgy styles for a softer, more romantic look.
