The phrase "elegant face" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone's face, for example, "She turned her elegant face towards me with a gentle smile".
Her long, elegant face was rigid and lipless.
He has the long, elegant face of a wolf.
She grew into a handsome young woman, with high cheekbones set in a long, elegant face.
She has a sharp, elegant face and a short haircut, and is the only member who smiles easily and often.
Asprey, for instance, has mined its archives, resurrecting the 1920s Staybrite with its small elegant face and double chain bracelet.
Essentially because Belcanto, in the city's Chiado neighborhood, had been around for many decades before he took it over and gave it an elegant face-lift and entirely new, slightly avant-garde menu about six months ago.
Mars sometimes winces as he dances, screwing his face into a kind of elegant grimace.
In the center of the dashboard is a Maserati signature, a clock with a tiny silver trident on its elegant white face.
Indeed, the sudden sight of the elegant Bancroft face, twisted and aged by the discovery that her daughter knows her secret, gave the movie one of its great, wordless moments.
Typography's crown princes are a few New Yorkers: Christian Schwartz, who co-designed the Guardian newspaper's elegant new face; and Frere-Jones, the creator of the Interstate and Gotham fonts, and his partner, Jonathan Hoefler, who together have designed type for Martha Stewart Living and The Wall Street Journal.
