pastiche
/pæˈstiːʃ/
noun
- A creative work (such as a piece of writing, music, or art) that imitates the style of another artist, period, or genre, often as a tribute or for effect.
- The composer's symphony is a pastiche of Baroque and Romantic styles.
- Her novel is a pastiche of Victorian romance novels, complete with dramatic letters and secret identities.
- The movie is a clever pastiche of classic 1950s science fiction films.
- A mixture of different styles, materials, or elements, often put together in a way that seems disorganized or eclectic.
- The restaurant's menu is a pastiche of Italian, Mexican, and Asian dishes.
- The building's architecture is a pastiche of Gothic, modern, and classical elements.
- His speech was a pastiche of quotes from various politicians and philosophers.
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