"hint of style" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an accessory or item that adds a subtle touch of fashion or style to an outfit. For example, "She completed her look with a hint of style, wearing a pale pink headband."
Stefanie Batten Bland and Brian Scott Bagley's choreography gives us hints of styles as varied as capoeira and the Lindy Hop, with delightfully low-key chorus lines and big cast numbers that call to mind the glamour of classic films like "Stormy Weather".
Its color reflects your personality and gives a hint of your style.
Any hint of cycle style in Britain was imported from the continent.
This contemporary boathouse on Loch Tay is light but cosy with more than a hint of Nordic style.
Almost every item had a subtle twist: a wrap of material across the hips of a pantsuit, giving the barest hint of Indian style; or glitter or sparkle on a simply cut top.
There was, inevitably, a sense of anticlimax that the designer who sets the tone for New York fashion — and often a high note of the international season — was merely sending out streamlined, wearable clothes, especially when there was more than a hint of the style of Jil Sander's recent collections.
Students tend to have excellent supervision until late afternoon, they say, and then, sometimes, a hint of a style of life out of "Lord of the Flies" -- youth rules -- can creep in, as some faculty members go home and others try to cope with exhaustion from their roles as teachers, coaches and dormitory supervisors.
Quiet and meditative, Ixora captures island calm and European luxury with a hint of Asian style.
I thought 'OK, professionals.' You were dressed conservatively (read boring), still you showed a hint of bohemian style.
