Someone who acts, dresses, or does something in a certain manner such that he seems consciously to be either trying to impress people or else make a statement.

The guy at the arcade who beat you at Street Fighter but clearly had no idea what he was doing as he constantly hit every button at once, sometimes with his elbow.

The art and design of how a person styles or potrays himself with the use of outer apparel and accesssories.

Someone who can not freestyle rap, and writes their verses before they get to the battle. freelance styling is ILLEGAL in rap

The trend of high stylin started in 2019 and became very popular in certain regions of Ireland. The High styler is a breed of culchie like no other. High stylers have lots of things in common for example, a dislike of school, an interest in agriculture and mechanical things, and i a irregular attendance to the Ploughing Championships due to crabby mothers and that waste of time Junior Cert. The High Styler nation is a small but strong nation that is growing quite quickly. But one thing that distinguishes High Stylers from one and other is the acheivment of The True High Styler. this can be achieved only by one task called the reckoning. For the reckoning the High Styler must take a video of themselves Driving something (preferably a tractor) With a dog (preferably a Schnauzer because of their clear superiority over all other dogs and deadly beard) If this task is completed the High Styler can then be promoted to the position of The True High Styler. This is a big step in the life of a High Styler as it means they gain superiority over other members of the High Stylers. How ever this a position of trust and if abused the High Styler can then be demoted and lose the chance of ever being a True High Styler. Fortunatley this has never happened before due to good will and humour in all High Stylers

These are the 7% of Australians aged over 65 who can be described as having a high net-worth and are sophisticated, cosmopolitan retirees who are the antithesis of the traditional pensioner. The Silver Stylers have options, recognise quality, and as well-travelled, educated and experienced seniors, they don’t look like retirees used to. While there are only about 200,000 Silver Stylers in Australia, they are a fast-growing cohort with their numbers swelling as the Baby Boomers enter their ranks.
The Silver Stylers are one of several new lifestyle segments to emerge in the 21st century. As noted by social researcher Mark McCrindle (www.mccrindle.com.au), others include KIPPERS, Downagers, Boomerang kids and NETTELs.