glamourised

Given false sparkle

Glamourised is a British spelling of glamorized, the past tense of glamorize.

To glamorize something is to make it seem more attractive, exciting, or appealing than it really is: The film glamourised organized crime.

The word often carries a note of criticism—suggesting that something dangerous or unpleasant has been given a deceptively attractive sheen.

distortion

romanticized

Made more appealing than reality

airbrushed · retouched · sensationalized · sanitized · whitewashed · mythologized · fictionalized · dramatized · glorified · beautified

glitz

sequins

Small reflective fabric ornaments

bling · dazzling · shimmer · flashy · showy · ostentatious · flamboyant · tinsel · glimmer · bedazzled

allure

seductive

Powerfully attractive, tempting

irresistible · bewitching · magnetic · enchanting · beguiling · alluring · tantalizing · hypnotic · sultry · exotic

fashion

runway

Paved path for planes

  • designerOne who plans appearances
  • voguePrevailing popular style
  • chicTasteful, current flair

trendsetting · catwalk · sartorial · fashionista · couture · boutique · avant-garde · bespoke · prêt-à-porter · tailoring

Opposites
portrayal authenticity

glamouriseddemystified

Made comprehensible

documented · laid bare

evaluative framing

glamourisedvilified

Spoke evil of

demonised · condemned · criticised · disparaged · maligned

aesthetic treatment

glamouriseduglified

Made aesthetically displeasing

exposed · vilified · demonised · stripped down · laid bare

Family

glamourise, glamourises

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