high style

noun

1. the most up-to-date, elegant, or exclusive fashion, especially in clothing.

Other Words From

• high-style adjective

Word History and Origins

Origin of high style¹

First recorded in 1935–40

Example Sentences

This sparked a side discussion about fashion-brand collaborations, during which I asked Rogen about his dream Houseplant high-style partnership.

From Los Angeles Times

This sparked a side discussion about fashion-brand collaborations, during which I asked Rogen about his dream Houseplant high-style partnership.

From Los Angeles Times

A Washington State couple built a high-style modernist house themselves.

From New York Times

White, high-style, and shocking: I knew Meryl and her longtime hair and makeup stylist, J. Roy Helland — who had worked together on all her movies since “Still of the Night,” more than two decades earlier — had thought a lot about how the look could serve the character.

From Washington Post

A high-style zoot suit, chopped up and reassembled as a textile collage by Michie, is titled “Tacuche #3,” a Mexican colloquialism for “suit” that also means “rags.”

From Los Angeles Times