The phrase "posh look" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a sophisticated or elegant appearance. Example: She dressed in a posh look for the gala, with a designer gown and sparkling jewelry.
Posh looked well set when Marcus Maddison teed up Jon Taylor for a well-taken first before threading in a 35-yard free-kick for the second.
Posh looked like promotion contenders after winning eight of their first 13 games of the season, but they are winless in their last six and suffered a 3-0 defeat by leaders Bristol City on Friday, with a large number of supporters booing at the final whistle.
Striped shirts are a given, as well as white ones Vests, either black, brown or gray are nice additions, with or without the blazer SWEATERS are always posh looking A nice plain or patterned tie is always a good accessory If you want--a fedora is good too.
The redevelopment happening around Tottenham Court Road station in London is one that really stings, and not just because the quest for a posher looking train station has already taken two of the capital's most endearingly grimy venues from us, in the Astoria and the Metro.
He hadn't had a story in weeks and was too posh to look for one.
"Every woman needs an item jacket," Katie saysmer-Smith says: a posh-looking bouclé jacket that looks great with jeans or a dress.
Posh Spice looked like she'd shown up to film a porno, and the others looked nice apart from Geri's silly dress, of course, but at least she was back and center stage.
JCM You know how raffia tied roughly around a bunch of posh flowers looks more fabulous than a neatly bow-tied ribbon does?
