nonstyle
noun
non·style ˌnän-ˈstī(-ə)l 
plural nonstyles
: an absence or lack of style or of a distinctive, deliberate style
After all, [Bernie Pollack] said, the essential element of jeans style is nonstyle—that, and one other thing: "They have to fit your rear."
Guy Trebay
Guy Trebay
Word History
First Known Use
1854, in the meaning defined above
- in the final/last analysis
- in the firing line
- in the first degree
- in the first flush of
- in the first instance
- in the first place
- in the flesh
- in the flower of one's youth
- in the flush of
- in the forefront
- in the foreseeable future
- in the frame
- in the front rank
- in the fullness of time
- in the grease
- in the guise of
- in the heat of battle
- in the heat of the battle
- in the hell
- in the hole
- in the hollow of one's hand
- in the hope of
- in the hope that
- in the hunt
- in the interest of