aesthetics
the way something looks, especially how attractive or stylish it is
The appearance, style, or visual appeal of something, especially as judged attractive or pleasing.
the style or taste that guides how something is made or presented
A set of ideas, tastes, or principles about beauty and style that shapes a person, group, artwork, period, or movement.
the study of beauty, art, and taste as a subject in philosophy
The branch of philosophy concerned with beauty, art, taste, and how people experience and judge artistic value.
cosmetic treatments that help people change or improve their appearance
Professional treatments and services intended to improve a person's appearance, especially the skin, face, or signs of aging.
- Base: aesthetics
- Plural: aesthetics
a balance of aesthetics and functionality
1good looks and usefulness
a situation where something looks good and is also useful
- The best kitchen tools offer a balance of aesthetics and functionality.
- Our goal is to balance aesthetics with functionality in every product.
- The website needs a better balance of aesthetics and functionality.
- The bag is beautiful and useful. It has a balance of aesthetics and functionality.
aesthetics clinic
1cosmetic treatment clinic
a place where people get cosmetic treatments to improve their appearance
- She opened an aesthetics clinic after completing advanced training in skin treatments.
- The aesthetics clinic offers consultations before any procedure.
- He visited an aesthetics clinic to ask about non-surgical options.
- She works at an aesthetics clinic.
aesthetics over function
1appearance before usefulness
to care more about how something looks than how useful it is
- The hotel lobby is beautiful, but the tiny chairs show aesthetics over function.
- Some users complained that the new app put aesthetics over function.
- Good product design should not choose aesthetics over function.
- The chair looks nice, but it is not comfortable. That is aesthetics over function.