The phrase "aesthetic brand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a brand that emphasizes visual appeal and design in its identity and marketing.
Example: "The new clothing line is an aesthetic brand that focuses on minimalist designs and earthy tones."
Alternatives: "visual brand" or "design-oriented brand".
It became an aesthetic brand: sophisticated dread.
The new campaign comes as Method ponders what Mr. Ryan calls its challenge: to play up its status as a "high aesthetic" brand without becoming sterile and embrace its status as a quirky brand without being perceived as too strange or lacking in efficacy.
The recent meticulous work of music historians such as Timothy Day has taught us that we should regard the sound of the English boy treble more like an aesthetic brand, cultivated during the middle decades of the 20th century, than as an expression of an inherent, pristine vocality exclusive to boys.
New Aesthetic brands experiences emerging from the interplay between pixel, bitmap file format, charge-coupled device, machine vision toolkit, networked computer, human, and drone.
However, you shouldn't be afraid to make a product that is only for women, and to signal this through your aesthetic and branding.
When he's not making GIFs for himself, he lends his mesmerizing, happy-go-lucky aesthetic to brands like Disney, Jolly Rancher, and Lowes.
The fashion world eventually picked up on her distinctive, campy aesthetic and brands like Balenciaga, Comme des Garçons, Marc Jacobs, and M.A.C. Cosmetics started lending her their clothes for commissions and ad campaigns.
Her personal work is a vibrant window into her perception of sexuality, race, and culture, but she's also leveraged her aesthetic with brands to take over Times Square, the cover of New York Magazine, a US Women's Championship Volleyball court, and A/D/O's warehouse-like gallery space in Greenpoint, Brooklyn with her mixed-media work.
They have adopted the minimal or "pure" aesthetic of the brand under the creative direction of Phoebe Philo.
Louboutin's claim spotlights the pressure on fashion designers to frame their aesthetic choices as brand identifiers, and the legal contortions that result.
All this was a backdrop to a line from Daniele, the Cavalli son, who brought his young aesthetic to the brand.
