adjective / noun
chic
SHEEK/ʃˈik/
Elegant, fashionable style.
His tailored jacket and coordinated outfit look effortlessly chic.
Etymology
French chic meant 'stylishness' and earlier 'subtlety.' English first used it for artistic skill and excellence, then for elegant fashion; the French word's deeper origin is unknown.
In context
it is also very very chic all of the elements definitely seamlessly align with your decor
More examples
- The room had understated chic.
- She chose the chicer of the two coats.
- It was the chicest cafe on the street.
Forms
chic · chicer · chicest
Similar words
- stylish
- The broader term for an attractive fashionable appearance.
- elegant
- Emphasizes grace or refinement more than current fashion.