noun A representation of a female slave or concubine in a harem, especially in Orientalist painting
In fashion, the term odalisque may be used to describe a style or aesthetic inspired by the clothing and accessories associated with harems or exoticism.
In literature, the term odalisque may be used to refer to a female character who holds a position of servitude or exotic allure.
In dance, an odalisque may be a character role or type of movement inspired by the imagery of harem settings and exoticism.
In art history, an odalisque is a female slave or concubine in a harem, often depicted in paintings as reclining or lounging in luxurious settings.
In literature, the term 'odalisque' may be used to describe a female character who is a concubine or a woman in a harem.
In art history, 'odalisque' is used to refer to a genre of painting depicting women in oriental settings, often reclining in luxurious surroundings.
Some fashion designers may draw inspiration from the concept of the odalisque, incorporating elements of orientalism and luxury into their designs.