The phrase "advanced aesthetic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sophisticated or high-level approach to beauty or design in various contexts, such as art, fashion, or architecture.
Example: "The gallery's latest exhibition showcases an advanced aesthetic that challenges traditional notions of beauty."
Alternatives: "sophisticated aesthetic" or "refined aesthetic".
IN this age of advanced aesthetic enhancement, subtlety is prized.
No doubting either the advanced aesthetic of this painting done in about 1500.
More to the point, their music needs to be recorded in a well-equipped live studio by a skilled engineer; Garageband and other popular home-recording software programs are of no use in properly capturing a mechanically traditional band, that is, despite an advanced aesthetic vision.
Many of the early street photographers (now hailed as the greats) had a vision and a purpose to advance some aesthetic, which was often further connected to some form of documentation - be it social, economic or political, for example.
Shaftesbury advanced a view of aesthetic judgment that was non-egoistic and objectivist, in that he thought that correct aesthetic judgment was disinterested and reflected accurately the harmonious cosmic order (section 7).
The doctor's artistic sensibility serves him well in a practice that includes advanced cosmetic dermatology and aesthetic surgery.
Malevich also acquired antagonists, in the brilliant Constructivist circle of Vladimir Tatlin, Alexander Rodchenko, and several others, who advanced a machine-inspired aesthetic that was supposedly truer to the spirit and the needs of the Revolution than Suprematism.
Regardless, I Really Like You continues the bright, varicoloured pop aesthetic Jepsen advanced on her 2012 album Kiss, and on which, incidentally, both Heartthrob and 1989 seem distinctly modeled.
Declinist critics might fault Tomkins for not advancing a broader aesthetic defense of the artists he champions, but his consummate mastery of the magazine profile form and enthusiasm for his subjects are winning.
Howe's "My Emily Dickinson" — a quasi-biography with the imaginative latitude of a poem and the intellectual reach of the best literary criticism — established for our time the new terms of Dickinson's reputation, even as it advanced Howe's own "American aesthetic of uncertainty," which shuttles among forms, genres, and states of matter.
Charles and Ray Eames are probably modern design's most famous couple, but an exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York highlights the largely forgotten work of another husband-and-wife team who advanced a mid-century modern aesthetic all their own.
