The phrase "aesthetic trend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a prevailing style or movement in art, design, fashion, or culture that emphasizes beauty and visual appeal.
Example: "The current aesthetic trend in interior design favors minimalism and natural materials, creating a serene and inviting atmosphere."
Alternatives: "design movement" or "visual style".
It may seem like a journalistic contrivance to read this group's collective ascent as evidence of an aesthetic trend.
Because of the range of work currently cropping up throughout Spain, Mr. Riley said, it is almost impossible to isolate any single aesthetic trend.
SINGAPORE — The term "Animamix" was coined in 2006 by the Taiwanese art critic and curator Victoria Lu to describe a new aesthetic trend she had observed in Asian contemporary art, one that incorporates the visual language of animation and comics.
For Cassia Marinho, owner of the Iporinché salon in Rio de Janeiro, the growing popularity of natural hair speaks to more than just an aesthetic trend – she says it's about the empowerment of black Brazilian women, who have been long been marginalized in Brazilian society.
This still-emerging aesthetic trend offers a new interpretation of the increasingly "mathematical" and rationalist world in which we live, re-enchanting the everyday life of homo technologicus.
This still-emerging aesthetic trend offers a new interpretation of the increasingly "mathematical" and rationalist world in which we live, re-enchanting the everyday life of homo technologicus.
The American artists represent vastly diverging aesthetic trends within Abstractionism.
As an impresario, he knew how to exploit the intersection of popular entertainment and aesthetic trends.
They did so at a time when aesthetic trends changed often and fast.
The New Topographic photographers adhered to conventional printing methods when the aesthetic trends of the 1970s were moving decidedly toward colour, abstraction, and alternative printing methods and materials.
Her work is inspired by her East Asian cultural background, as well as general economic and aesthetic trends in fast fashion.
