Gatsby

Gatsby functions as a cultural shorthand for extravagant wealth deployed in pursuit of status or romantic obsession, drawn from F.

Scott Fitzgerald's 1925 novel.

A Gatsby party is lavish and theatrical; a Gatsby figure is someone who reinvents themselves through money: He threw Gatsby-level parties hoping she'd notice.

In computing, Gatsby is a React-based framework for building websites.

literary

Fitzgerald

Patronymic from Gerald

Nick · American Dream · tragedy · modernism · roaring twenties · classic · prose · symbolism · unreliable narrator · Scribner

character

Jay

Masculine given name

self-made · obsessive · romantic · tragic hero · reinvention · longing · facade · Daisy · West Egg · nouveau riche

aesthetic

flapper

Twenties unconventional young woman

glitter · gold · parties · lavish · speakeasy · extravagance · wealth · glamour · elegance · chandelier

adaptation

DiCaprio

Redford · Mia Farrow · cinematography · Broadway · musical · casting · Hollywood · remake · interpretation · screen

cultural

themed party

Celebration with unified motif

New Year's Eve · invitation · prohibition era · vintage · photo booth · centerpiece · decorations · dress code · Pinterest · aesthetic

Categories
Opposites
romantic idealism vs. cynical realism

GatsbyTom Buchanan

cynic · pragmatist · realist · disenchanted · world-weary

Phrases
Family

Great Gatsby

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Mostly American · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG