styleless

She was a small, almost hipless girl of twenty-five, with styleless, colorless, brittle hair pushed back behind her ears, which were very large.

The result had a messy urgency, a “styleless style”, if I could put it that way.

You are on the point of becoming styleless; which is always a misfortune and a crime.

It is clearly still 30 July 1966 inside your head, the first and last time the English rode their styleless blood and thunder brand of soccer to a World Cup title.

Lady Nottingham's house at Bray was one of those styleless nondescript river-side residences which, apart from the incomparable beauty of their surroundings, have a charm of their own, elusive but distinct.