The phrase "smart styles" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe a fashionable or flattering look that is both classic and modern. For example, "She always manages to pull off smart styles with a unique twist."
But the current one, with its smart styling, EcoBoost engine and expansive interior?
The others resembled a striped army, each with a different accent, as if the dictates of smart style had long ago trumped national borders.
The Post asked her to put her rabid social life to good use in a column called Street Smart Style, in which Ms. Levitt would document night owls and street style.
So often in the last week, collections that seemed to us very good, or very contemporary, were, in fact, a result of smart styling or a knack for synthesizing trends.
Not only would the latter's $595 Laksen tweed jacket satisfy a sportsman's latent D. H. Lawrence fantasies; its smart styling, military cut (and built-in game pouch) would make it a fine addition to any fashionista's wardrobe.
Keep going!" With this show, Gevinson is making her New York stage début, following what seems like an already full career: founder, at age eleven, of the smart Style Rookie fashion blog, and, later, of Rookie magazine; independent-minded role model to any number of girls, young and old, interested in building their own empire.
Poul Nyrup Rasmussen, the former Danish prime minister who leads the European Socialists, grouping the various national social democratic parties, and who played a key role in securing the job for Ashton, insisted she had "high capability and a smart style".
These spectacular specs – and some admittedly smart styling – are embodied by what its makers call the world's first high-performance e-bike, one that can not only take a rider up a 40-degree rocky slope but conquer the top of the market with ease.
