Sentence examples for styled to seem from inspiring English sources

Giovanni Ribisi, who plays the photographer, speaks with Jonze's mannerisms, and Scarlett Johansson, as Charlotte, is dressed and styled to seem a lot like Coppola.

The models, styled to look like sons of Mr. Spock in footwear by Kiroic that seemed chiseled out of cement blocks, had a space-age vibe.

First, about the jeggings, those elasticized leggings that are styled to look like skin-tight jeans.

Rachel, in her schlubby jeans, unkempt topknot, and "This Is What a Feminist Looks Like" T-shirt, has styled herself to seem unthreatening, a best buddy hovering among the gem-toned ball gowns, whispering bad advice.

They are set back behind ornate wrought-iron fences, with 10-foot-deep front yards, and lamps that seemed styled to the era of the poet Clement Clarke Moore, who lived on an estate in the neighborhood in the 1800s.

He had his hair lightened and styled to make him appear more dashing.

Caroline Davies Women Hair Trimmed regularly and styled to flatter features.

Gold shops sell solid discs styled to resemble the pastries.

Even her hair is hard, brushed up and styled to the point of immobility.

And they're styled to be as at home après-ski as on the slopes.

Don't miss the gearshift knob, styled to resemble the thrust selector of a yacht.