soigné

In person, Bianco is striking: graceful and porcelain-skinned, a soigné swan.

This calculated theatrical effect enchanted the public, with one observer calling Twain's look "very soigné."

Her figure is too petite to give effect to heroic characters; but her voice is good, and her stage business soigné.

And, looking at the publicist's soigné moustache and firm jaw and broad hands, I could believe it.

I have already alluded to his mental culture, which was decidedly soigné for a Spaniard of his original grade and time.

We dined with Mr. Henry Petre, one of the most soigné dinners in London.