adjective relating to or characterized by luxury or sensual pleasure
Describing clothing that accentuates curves and embraces the beauty of the female form.
Describing characters or scenes in novels or poetry that evoke a sense of sensual pleasure and physical beauty.
Used to describe paintings or sculptures that depict full-bodied figures with sensual and luxurious curves.
Promoting self-love and acceptance of one's own voluptuous figure as a symbol of beauty and empowerment.
In literature, the term 'voluptuous' is often used to describe rich and sensory descriptions, particularly in relation to physical attributes or experiences.
Psychologists may use the term 'voluptuous' in a more abstract sense to describe indulgent or hedonistic behaviors, or as a metaphor for excessive self-gratification.
Fashion designers may use 'voluptuous' to describe clothing designs that accentuate curves or emphasize sensuality in a tasteful manner.
Art curators may use 'voluptuous' to describe artworks that evoke a sense of luxury, opulence, or sensuousness through their subject matter or composition.
In interior design, 'voluptuous' may be used to describe furniture or decor that has a luxurious, plush, or curvaceous quality.