high style

American  

noun

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

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Other Word Forms

• high-style adjective

Etymology

Origin of high style

First recorded in 1935–40

Example Sentences

If the Globes’ popularity were only related to gawking at stars getting drunk in high style, then the numbers for the Emmys telecast, with its far superior production, should have been robust too.

From Salon

Back in another era, when Harlem night life was famous for high style, hot music and classy dancing, the community was a magnet for uptown entertainers and downtown cafe society.

From Los Angeles Times

“It fits directly into the atmosphere of people making fun of high style or high fashion,” Cohen said.

From Washington Post

Especially notable is the high style and early success of the group’s new electric cars.

From Los Angeles Times

True to his star status, United transported him to the Los Angeles quarantine station in high style.

From Washington Post