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aesthetic

[es-thet-ik, ees-] / ɛsˈθɛt ɪk, is- /
ADJECTIVE
beautiful
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The film’s aesthetic is bold and brash, featuring brilliantly hued red floors and walls designed to look like Cathy’s freckled skin.

From Los Angeles Times

Installation is immediate, sometimes accompanied by site-specific arrangements: the location of posters often depends on the lighting of the street or the aesthetic of the nearby shops.

From Los Angeles Times

It wasn’t just aesthetics and aroma that inspired Marantos to garden.

From Los Angeles Times

So what if the price to pay is a tour with aesthetics completely divorced from the narrative and concept of her hit album?

From Salon

The bedroom is fuller, fancier now, providing a better picture of the Washingtons’ aesthetic.

From The Wall Street Journal