modishly
modishly — adverb
1. in a way that follows the latest fashions, especially in clothing, interior desi
in a way that follows the latest fashions, especially in clothing, interior design, or personal appearance
Naoko arrived at the gallery opening, modishly dressed in a long black coat.
modishly dressed (very common collocation)
The new café was modishly decorated with bare brick walls and hanging plants.
modishly + past participle (decorated, furnished)
Christopher wore his hair modishly short, just like the singers he admired.
Esme furnished her tiny flat modishly, choosing pale wood and soft grey tones.
The shop windows were arranged modishly, drawing crowds of young weekend shoppers.
- fashionably
the most common synonym; neutral and widely used
- stylishly
stresses elegance and good taste rather than just current trends
- trendily
more informal; emphasises very up-to-date trends
- dowdily
in a dull, old-fashioned way
用法筆記
Most often modifies words about appearance or design — dressed, decorated, furnished, cut — rather than general actions or speech.