Stylishly means in a way that looks attractive and fashionable — done with style. Two main uses. The first is about appearance: stylishly dressed, a stylishly furnished flat, stylishly cut hair. Here it says that someone has made choices, and the choices work. The second is about performance, and this one surprises learners: an action can be done stylishly, meaning it was done well and with flair, with something extra beyond just being correct. 'She won stylishly.' 'He solved the problem stylishly.' Sports writing and reviews are full of this — a team can win stylishly or win ugly, and both are wins. Notice that 'stylish' is not the same as expensive or new. Someone in old clothes can be stylishly dressed if the clothes are put together with taste; someone in the most expensive brands may not be. The word is about judgement, not money. It is a positive word, safe to use as a compliment, and it works in both writing and speech, though in speech people often just say 'she dresses really well'.

有型地、時髦地、有品味地（也可指做事漂亮俐落）