It's utilitarian, but it has a sportier convertible option too.
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It's sportier than the average trench but still looks fashionable.
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I would say something that's sportier and something that's dressier.
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"It's been sportier than we would like," the official said.
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Acura's full-size MDX just got a lot sportier and handsomer.
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You don't get water resistance, a feature other sportier buds have.
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The XM3s maintain a similar oblong design as the sportier 700N.
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As one of Cole Haan's more sportier styles, the ZERØGRAND Trainer has
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Powered by a 3-liter V6, the sportier version will produce 430 horsepower.
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VW, however, gets a not-so-needed sportier take on the Atlas SUV.
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The sportier X6 M50i opts for a 4.4-liter TwinPower turbocharged eight-cylinder engine.
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Key controls have a knurled finish, with aluminum paddle shifters and a sportier steering wheel.
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The Huawei Watch 28 is rumored to feature a much "sportier" look than the original.
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I liked the Camaro OK — it's a sportier, more tossable take on the mullet mobile.
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Moving its NASCAR offering to the new, far sportier two-door Supra makes more sense.
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But the A5 Coupe and its sportier sibling, the S5, don't fall into that category.
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And there is an "S" choice for sportier situations, with three levels of responsiveness offered.
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If you buy this car thinking of it as a sportier compact car, it delivers.
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That's why I mixed a jacket, which is more formal, with bluejeans, which is sportier.
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Mercedes' new AMG GLC 63 and GLC 63 Coupe offer a sportier take on its SUV.
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"It is a sportier brother for the i3," said the source, who declined to be named.
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Victoria's Secret owns that sexy lingerie category and Calvin Klein owns the sportier, logo-driven kind.
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Plastic frames tend to be sportier, and then a dressier look is something that's an aviator.
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Of course, we're talking about the Mannequin Challenge, the internet's latest pastime — and planking's sportier, younger sibling.
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Watch strap options include stitched Italian leather for a dressy look or rubber for a sportier aesthetic.
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That means more athletic, streamlined curves, sportier air intakes, a lower roof and a more tapered tail.
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Business Insider had a chance to test out a sportier version of the A5 Coupe called the S5.
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The sportier i3s will have a 181-horsepower motor that can go from zero to 60 in 6.8 seconds.
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This year, though his friends wanted another banger, Lemmond's taking the reins, opting for something on the sportier side.
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The 2020 Escape is sportier, loaded with technology and, with hybrid and electric options, clearly built for the future.
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Nevertheless, automakers are showing sportier, more creative EVs than the original plug-in models that were mostly small cars.
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The SVT Lightning was an attempt at a "high-performance" pickup with sportier handling, built from '99 to '04 ...
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Among these options are chic updates to the high-end Apple Watch Hermès and the sportier Apple Watch Nike.
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"I like to combine sportier textures and materials with the sartorial techniques that distinguish my brand," Mr. Scervino said.
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They're sportier, making you look like you'd rather be on a boat then trying to get ahead at work.
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These are sportier looking, and have five hours of battery life, which is on the higher end for true wireless.
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Rihanna's slides reverse the cozy formula, putting the soft stuff on display on a sportier (and more wallet-friendly) silhouette.
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However, the sportier model I tested, the RS, clocked in at $29,035 — 57% more expensive than the entry-level model.
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When all is said and done, this will almost certainly be restricted to sportier models like the Camaro and Corvette.
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Mesh tops gave some outfits a sportier look, but gave way to more elaborate mesh dresses, while bodysuits evoked dancewear.
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Length: 80 feet Yard: AzimutThe Azimut S8 has a sportier look and also employs carbon technology and a Volvo propulsion system.
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While these midriff-baring tops were shown as tiny ruffled pieces at Altuzarra, they had a sportier take at Tommy Hilfiger.
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Hadid paired the look with a gray hoodie and denim jacket, taking a sportier approach to the trend than her BFF.
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Honda is keen to rediscover its sportier, edgier past, and this Hatchback model will certainly help steer younger buyers to showrooms.
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His latest menswear collection on Monday featured a younger, sportier feel, with models wearing oversized coats, tailored trousers and zipped tops.
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In profile, the new X3 is somewhat squatter and lower than the outgoing model—especially pronounced in more expensive, sportier trims.
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The coat looks sportier than most trench coats, though some colors, particularly the beige option, have a more classic trench look.
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We had the LT with the $1,950 RS package, so we at least got our hands on the sportier four-cylinder.
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The Toyota Corolla iM gives drivers a sportier vehicle than the traditional Corolla sedan, while being fuel-efficient on the road.
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No, I think Samsung has actually done a good job making wearables, but I tend to prefer things that are sportier.
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She later changed into a sportier look of long pants and a helmet to try her hand at high-speed sailing firsthand.
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It also plans a sportier version of the i3 by 2018 and aims to launch the next new electric car in 2021.
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Sneakers and sneaker-related businesses account for the majority of footwear startup funding, as consumers increasingly opt for more casual, sportier styles.
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The Honda Accord's sportier driving dynamics and superior infotainment edges out the Toyota Camry's more attractive styling and silky smooth V0003 engine.
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It has to be calmer than the full-fledged M1223 Competition, but it needs to be sportier than the 2122 Series lineup.
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Bearing the R-Line branding to signify its sportier aspirations, the Arteon is presented as a gran turismo that combines performance with comfort.
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And the first one out of the gate is Huawei, which is refreshing its Huawei Watch from 2015 with two new, sportier models.
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It only makes sense, then, that a sportier look (although one that's been around for a long time) would creep back into popularity.
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Audi's electric lineup will also include the E-Tron Sportback, a sportier electric SUV that, Audi said, will go into production next year.
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The 2021 model will be available in the sportier SE and luxury focused XSE trims, and will hit the marketplace in summer 1503.
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With that in mind, the company has developed the MW073 Go true wireless headphones — a sportier sibling of the excellent MW07 Plus headphones.
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The Civic or Mazda 3 might be a slightly sportier way to go, but the Cruze offers a rich, balanced ride without sloppiness.
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Stefan Szymanski, an economist at the University of Michigan who has built a similar model, has shown that wealthier countries tend to be sportier.
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But not to worry, there are also simple camisole versions and sportier variations, just in case puffy shoulders and ruffles aren't quite your thing.
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It has a sportier look and feel when compared to the 01, but also clearly shares design traits with the original Lynk & CO. vehicle.
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In the 1960s, it was a desire for a sportier image that combined bucket seats with the floor or console shift for automatic transmissions.
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This happens to be a [Santoni], which has a cool double monk strap and a white sole, which makes it a little bit sportier.
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In the early 1900s, Chanel's designs were considered sportier and more freeing than other fashions of the time, as they didn't require a corset.
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The "performance package," as the upgrade was called, included 20-inch wheels with sportier tires, lowered suspension, better brakes and a higher top speed.
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VentureBeat reports that Huawei is aiming to unveil the Huawei Watch 2, with a "sportier" design than the original, at Mobile World Congress next month.
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The follow-up to Huawei's smartwatch was rumored last month, and as per the original VentureBeat report, seems to offer the promised new "sportier" design.
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The rear license plate has been moved down, and it has a bit more aerodynamic and sportier look, with a long stretched bonnet featuring powerdomes.
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Elsewhere looks mixed mini-dresses and sportier outfits, including slouchy shorts, at a time when luxury casual wear is proving a hit for many brands.
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We had lunch and hit the road again and I switched the bike into the sportier "A" power mode as we headed toward the canyons.
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Flagpole Swim, purveyors of sleek, colorblocked suits that err on the sportier side, has collaborated with Oscar de la Renta on a limited-edition collection.
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The larger "LG Watch Sport" appears to be the sportier, more rugged version with a "digital crown" and two pusher buttons above and below it.
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The headliner is the company's third production vehicle, the EC6, which is sportier and more compact than either of the two models NIO currently sells.
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When the founder of the company Ferdinand Porsche first made the car, it was intended to be sold as a sportier version of the Volkswagen Beetle.
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Like Audi's E-Tron, the Mercedes-Benz EQC doesn't look terribly different from the brand's combustion-powered SUVs, but it has a slightly lower, sportier shape.
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Some of the sportier inmates sped around the inside of the track, shouting out encouragements to me and their fellow running-club members as they passed.
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It&aposs not uncommon to see sportier winter coats in office lobbies nowadays, and we have faith you can pull it off if you so choose.
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Top luxury brands are looking to renew their menswear offering and tap into a growing clientele drawn in part by a shift toward street-style, sportier looks.
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As for the EcoSport, it's a cute little compact that would actually probably be a lot of fun if Ford threw in one of its sportier engines.
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But by adding Virtual Cockpit to the A2000 and the sportier S3 package options, Audi's making hi-brow luxury car tech available to the entry-level luxe buyer.
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Some of them are sportier or preppy, and some are a bit more alternative, which you can see in the way the models appear in the catalog pages.
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Three years ago, it re-introduced its exotic NSX supercar and has since added several A-Spec models that offers sportier looks, albeit with no real performance enhancement.
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While NASCAR has enjoyed a number of sedan look-alikes from a handful of manufacturers, it&aposs clear that there&aposs a desire to move toward sportier offerings.
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When it came time to design a shoe that was hard-wearing, sportier-looking, and catering specifically to the skate crowd, Vans' founder also thought about the branding.
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DETROIT – Cadillac on Thursday used Instagram to unveil new models of the 2320 CT2369, a subcompact sedan the brand hopes will assist in attracting a younger, sportier demographic.
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The sportier Ego+ benefits from a larger battery pack, which ups range to 143 miles combined and boosts torque to a whopping 159 pound-feet, the company says.
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Our tester said this pair performed like some sportier shades, but also didn't make her feel like that "token runner" when she wore them to a baseball game later.
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Audi will make and sell sportier performance versions of its E-Tron and E-Tron Sportback electric cars powered by a three-motor system, the company announced on Friday.
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The 2018 model that Toyota showed was sportier looking than previous versions and came with a suite of new safety features designed to stop the car and prevent accidents.
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This is a departure from older habits in Detroit of trying to make American versions of European brands that emphasized sportier designs and features, such as those found in BMWs.
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That's why I was excited when Apple's Beats brand recently announced the Powerbeats Pro, a set of headphones with many of the features of AirPods but with a sportier design.
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Mercedes-Benz unveiled Monday the new CLA at CES 2019 — a slightly bigger, sleeker, sportier and techier car than its predecessor in a direct appeal to a younger American customer.
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Apple's Beats brand unveiled the new Powerbeats Pro headphones on Wednesday, which appear to be a good alternative to AirPods, with a sportier design, adjustable ear plugs and water resistance.
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A slightly sportier take on classic Wayfarers, Costa x Bureo's are tumble-finished for a detailed finish and grip to keep them neatly propped on the bridge of your nose.
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The natural toned looks, full of the house's trademark leather touches, tight, corset-like waist shapes and PVC items gave way to sportier looks, in burgundy, mandarin, orange, denim and cognac.
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I think the smaller size and sportier demeanor would quite a lot of fun to take to the desert, maybe more so than bigger and far more powerful high-test pickups.
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In the past year, I've been expanding my collection to include busier or sportier alternatives, and I've been digging the look of Casio's new PRT-B50 from its Pro Trek line.
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Back to back, one might think that the full-size luxury sedan from the German "ultimate driving machine" brand might be tauter, sportier and more refined full-size sedan than the Cadillac.
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In 1966, it introduced the sportier two-door Corolla with a jaw-dropping plan: to build 30,000 of them a month at a time when Toyota's total monthly production was 50,000 vehicles.
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The Strike will also offer a far sportier look than what customers can find with Zero's motorcycles, too, giving it a chance to fill a niche in what is still a niche market.
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And then there's guitar player Henderson, a thoughtful, rosy-cheeked tomboy who likes pantsuits and sportier combos; with an almost mom-like demeanor, she gently keeps the girls on time throughout the day.
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Countries that win more Olympic medals per capita also tend to be more potent on the football pitch, probably because they are sportier and more likely to spend more money on elite athletes.
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He was kicked out of elementary school, bullied by the sportier kids at baseball camp, and left to think about his parents divorce (who, weirdly, are two NASA scientists) in his early teens.
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Sure, the minivan would eventually acquire the stigma of suburban stolidity and soccer mom conventionality — another reason the sleeker, sportier S.U.V. was able to emerge as the more chic 21st-century family hauler.
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The sportier version of the SUV retails for a shade under $105,000, and Tesla says it cruises from 0 to 60 mph in 2.7 seconds and can travel 305 miles on a charge.
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The BMW i3 will soon be available with a sport package that adds a few ponies, sportier wheels and a slightly different look to let other drivers know you're serious about not using gasoline.
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Created as a part of their sportier EA7 line, this equally preppy, simple collection is composed of polos, t-shirts, and track pants featuring a tasteful Italian flag on the left breast and sleeve.
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Part of Mr. Givenchy's strategy was practical: His fabrics cost about a third less than those of his competitors, and he recognized the growing market in America for sportier fashion and ready-to-wear.
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Still, while some organizations — like the American Pole League, part of the International Pole Sports Federation — align with a sportier image, Ms. Traskos doesn't want to suppress the sensual side of the art form.
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BMW also offers a $48,300 i3 with a small gas engine that extends range, and the model tops out at a starting MSRP of $51,500 for its sportier i3s trim with a range extender.
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In the sport-sedan segment — notably, the sportier subset of the segment, where the BMW M and the Mercedes AMG and the Audi RS dwells — each ride needs its logic, a determination of identity.
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This particular one in question she wore while out in Iceland on Monday appears to feature a sportier neckline and strap, layered under one of her signature sheer tops also in a shade of taupe.
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This, Porsche says, creates more linear behavior in sportier situations via improved temperature stability, due to the increased mass in the rear, and smaller deformations in the contact patch thanks to more even pressure distribution.
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Still, expect the X2 to be the sportier alternative to the X1 (similar to the X3/X4 and X5/X6 pairings) and watch for it to flood upscale mall parking lots within a few years.
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The Bugatti Chiron Sport starts at $2500 million in the US. If you're one of those people who looked at the Bugatti Chiron and wished it was a bit sportier, your prayers have been answered.
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Ford won't say how many F-150 Raptors it expects to sell in China, but there are large areas of "inner China," away from urban centers, where a sportier version of pickup truck could attract buyers.
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"The new edition of the CLA has been developed further in an intelligent way and is even more emotional and sportier than its predecessor," said Britta Seeger, global head of Mercedes-Benz cars marketing and sales.
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We spent some time with the sportier version of the Huawei Watch 2, and it felt surprisingly light, with the looks being on par to sport-oriented smartwatches you'll see from companies like Suunto and Garmin.
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"This all-new Escape brings a sleeker, sportier design with the capability to take you on just about any of your life's adventures," Kumar Galhotra, Ford's North America president, said ahead of Escape's debut in New York.
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Leilani Münter, a professional racecar driver and environmental advocate who is vegan, said she was disappointed when she first tried to buy the Model S and could not get the faster, sportier model without real leather seats.
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The XSR also has an "A" power mode, which offers a sportier response, and a "Standard" power mode with a more versatile fuel map that Yamaha told us was best for a wider range of riding conditions.
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In recent years Lincoln has been carving out a space for itself in the luxury market by emphasizing service and making spacious, plush vehicles that drive comfortably, rather than the sportier luxury cars European makers are known for.
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It's also the sportier version of the original Summit 2, with a titanium case and ceramic bezel attached to a silicone rubber strap ... because anything can be sporty so long as you attach a silicone strap to it!
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Jaguar Land Rover, maker of Range Rover 4x4s and sportier luxury saloons, will drive the initial models on a new 41-mile (66 km) test route on motorways and urban roads near its headquarters and plants in central England.
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For instance, in a separate event on Tuesday Ford took the wraps off its latest generation of the Escape, a 2020 model vehicle for the North American market that is sportier, loaded with technology and, comes with hybrid and electric options.
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When VW finalised a sportier look for its Beetle in 2010 without a rear spoiler for the drop-top version, top managers at the last minute ordered suppliers in Mexico to provide the parts and rework the design, the source said.
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At 9-feet, 5-inches, it's still short enough for sportier spirits to surf a little more aggressively, thanks to the V-rocker and the rockered tail, which really lets you walk back and pivot into a turn with relative ease.
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The Brabus models are only taken up to a cute 109 horsepower — these are still Smart cars, after all — but you also get a revised suspension, exhaust system, steering system, reworked interior, and transmission that are all designed to be a little sportier.
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Secondly, and certainly less significantly, since the Civic has long attracted aftermarket enthusiasts to the brand, those who like to make their Civics sportier and flashier ought to love the new Civic because it's already pretty damn athletic and glitzy to begin with.
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The godfather of the current phenomenon is Kanye West, the fashion-obsessed rapper who has toggled between fashion and music, trying out a high-end women's collection at Paris Fashion Week before settling into the sportier Yeezy collection for men and women.
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While they lack the full wraparound protection of sportier options, we don't assume most of you will be bopping about town in what could reasonably be mistaken for a tinted pair of safety goggles pilfered from your father's workshop — we certainly won't be.
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While the majority of phone makers have taken a break from releasing new AW smartwatches and are focusing more efforts on releasing sportier, cellular-connected smartwatches that work independent of phones, the fashion world has basically swooped in to fill the void.
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Honda wowed attendees of the 2017 Frankfurt Motor Show with an adorable EV concept car that paid homage to some of the earliest Civics, and then followed that up with a sportier (but still decidedly retro) version at the Tokyo Motor Show a month later.
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Sure, the exterior is a bit repetitive and I feel like we've already seen the Model 3 before — it's not that much different than the Model S or Model X. That said, it's a bit sportier, more premium and cooler looking than the Bolt.
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Schooled in Missoni as she played in the factory and absorbed family chatter about colors, weaves and proportions, the designer discerns novel possibilities in the archives — sportier styles, '90s references, the apt recycling of discarded stock — that she translates into the family's signature visual language.
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During the brand's fall/winter 2018 runway presentation last March, Balenciaga showed its first unisex presentation, the use of 3D body scanning for garment tailoring, and a brand-new sneaker silhouette — a sportier, more functional shoe that would render its infamous Triple S sneaker predecessor obsolete.
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It went through several different designs over the years, and slowly morphed into more of a sedate sedan by the time it was discontinued in 1997... ...Two years later, though, Mercury brought the Cougar back with a leaner, sportier design with quirky touches, such as bulbous headlights and taillights.
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The group has scrapped several less-efficient Opel cars and is preparing to halt sportier model versions including the Peugeot 208 GTi and 308 GT. Industry executives expect the cull to be replicated by other car makers, hitting European automotive jobs already threatened by the shift to electrification.
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AUDEMARS PIGUET: ROYAL OAK OFFSHORE SELFWINDING CHRONOGRAPH $27,700 The Offshore, the sportier, heavier-set alter ego of Audemars Piguet's (genuinely) iconic 21 Royal Oak, debuted in 2200 when Swiss watchmaking was getting back on its feet after the ravages of the Quartz Crisis of the 22s and 22s.
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I can't complain about a ferocious V8 — there's something about having a bottomless well of torque thrumming away at your fingertips — but I often enjoy the absence of two cylinders for the simple reason that the car feels sportier and I can get into far more of the power in normal driving.
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Specifically, it includes a distinctive front spoiler, which is sportier still than the reworked Model S. Unplugged Performance's refresh front fascia system for Tesla Model S. Tesla owners seem to really want a plug-and-play fascia, painted to match their car out of the box, according to Unplugged Performance's frequently asked questions.
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The collection put Celine firmly in the sexy, evening-wear territory staked out by Saint Laurent - the brand owned by LVMH rival Kering and where Slimane held the design reins from 2012 to 2016 - at a time when other labels are turning out more so-called streetwear, with sportier looks and sneakers.
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The M2 is the sportier version of the 2 Series, the smallest car that BMW offers in the US. The M2 checks all of my own sports-car desires, but it wouldn't pass the desirability test of, say, my wife, who would want more rear-seat space and less plastic on the interior.
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If you can afford them, it would be hard to build a case for not buying your sunglasses from Warby Parker, but they do fall short of offering a set of frames that cater to sportier souls who might like or require a pair that offers a little better protection from stray light.
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While the Secretary of State has never had any problems dressing for the job she wants (those pantsuits have POTUS written all over them), Reebok had a few athleisure-inspired suggestions for how Clinton could give her look a sportier update, and perhaps attract a few more style-conscious millennial votes in the process.
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The first costs $3,995 and comes with wide, sticky Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tires on dark 19-inch wheels, a stiffer chassis and suspension with heavy duty springs, Torsen limited slip differential, Brembo front brakes, sportier stability control and anti-lock brake calibrations and a larger radiator to keep things cooler during hot lap sessions.
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If you're looking for a cheap pair of driving lenses, or just aren't willing to dish out for another pair of Ray-Bans or Maui Jims because you've lost and broken so many that it hurts, a pair or three of either Gamma Ray's Polarized Cheaters (a Wayfarer-style) or Wrap Around Sports (the sportier version pictured above) should do you well.
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This dress is extremely versatile thanks to its lightweight fabric — it's crisp and clean when paired with heels, like Priyanka's metallic gold sandals by Alexandre Birman ($795) and structured Fendi tote (which goes for a whopping $3,590), or can easily lend itself to a more sportier vibe when dressed down with a cute pair of white sneakers and a trendy pair of small sunglasses like her Roberi & Fraud sunglasses (which retail for $195).
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The real draw, however, was its tag, which read 'A New Day,' one of the four new more fashion-minded brands Target will be rolling out over the next two years; the store describes A New Day as "a modern take on a classic aesthetic and incredible prints and patterns," and it's the only women's brand (save for a sportier range) that's part of the push to create niche labels that speak to customers' specific needs.
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