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belle époque

belle époque

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Tương ứng: Golden Age

Phát âm: /bɛl eɪˈpɒk/

Ý nghĩa: A historical period in European history roughly from 1871 to 1914, characterized by peace, prosperity, technological progress, and flourishing arts and culture, especially in France and Belgium.

Belle Époque is a French phrase meaning 'Beautiful Era.' It refers to a peaceful and creative time in Europe before World War I. Life felt safe, art grew, and new technology like cars and electricity appeared.

Paris was beautiful during the Belle Époque.

The Belle Époque ended with World War One.

History European Culture

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Gilded Age Victorian era Golden Age Edwardian era Renaissance

noun

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Tương ứng: Art Nouveau Style

Phát âm: /bɛl eɪˈpɒk/

Ý nghĩa: A style of art, architecture, and design associated with the late 19th and early 20th century, featuring ornate decoration, elegant curves, and a sense of luxury and optimism.

As an artistic style, Belle Époque describes beautiful and decorative designs from around 1880 to 1914. Buildings and objects from this time often have flowing lines, floral patterns, and rich materials. It is closely connected to Art Nouveau.

The café has a lovely Belle Époque interior design.

She decorated her home in Belle Époque style.

Art and Design Architecture

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Art Nouveau ornate decoration elegant architecture interior design vintage aesthetic

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Art Nouveau Art Deco Victorian rococo baroque

adjective

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Tương ứng: Old-World Elegant

Phát âm: /bɛl eɪˈpɒk/

Ý nghĩa: Used as an adjective to describe something that evokes the elegance, nostalgia, or atmosphere of the late 19th and early 20th century European lifestyle.

When used as an adjective, Belle Époque describes the feeling or look of something that reminds people of elegant old Europe. It suggests beauty, refinement, and a romantic past. Writers and designers use it to create a nostalgic mood.

The restaurant has a Belle Époque charm to it.

Her dress gave her a Belle Époque look.

Aesthetics Fashion and Lifestyle

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nostalgic elegant retro vintage charming romantic refined old-fashioned

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vintage nostalgic classic old-world retro

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Tương ứng: Vintage Fashion

Phát âm: /bɛl eɪˈpɒk/

Ý nghĩa: A term used in fashion to describe clothing styles, silhouettes, and textiles inspired by or originating from the late 19th to early 20th century, including corsets, long skirts, and decorative fabrics.

In fashion, Belle Époque refers to the clothing and style popular in Europe from about 1880 to 1914. Women wore long dresses with tight waists and big sleeves. This style is often seen in museums and is sometimes used by modern designers for inspiration.

The fashion show featured beautiful Belle Époque gowns.

Belle Époque fashion used many layers and lace.

Fashion Costume History

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corset gown lace Victorian fashion vintage clothing silhouette haute couture period dress

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Victorian fashion Edwardian fashion fin de siècle vintage couture period costume

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Tương ứng: Peaceful Golden Era

Phát âm: /bɛl eɪˈpɒk/

Ý nghĩa: In cultural and social commentary, a metaphor for any peaceful, optimistic, and creatively productive period in history before a major crisis or catastrophe.

Writers and historians sometimes use Belle Époque as a metaphor to describe any happy and creative time before something bad happened. It suggests looking back at a better time with nostalgia. This use is common in opinion articles and cultural essays.

Some call the 1990s a new Belle Époque for technology.

The city enjoyed its own Belle Époque before the crisis.

Social Commentary Cultural Studies

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metaphor golden era nostalgia optimism cultural peak pre-crisis prosperity retrospective

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golden age halcyon days heyday renaissance boom era

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Tương ứng: Period Drama Setting

Phát âm: /bɛl eɪˈpɒk/

Ý nghĩa: A genre or setting used in literature, film, and theater to recreate the atmosphere and social world of Europe between 1871 and 1914, often focusing on the upper and middle classes.

In literature and film, Belle Époque is used as a setting full of elegant parties, cafés, and social drama in Europe before World War I. Stories set in this period often show both the beauty and the inequality of that time. Famous films and novels use this world to explore human nature.

The film is set in a Belle Époque Paris salon.

Belle Époque stories often show rich social life.

Literature and Film Performing Arts

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period film historical fiction Parisian life salon culture theater costume drama storytelling cinema

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period drama historical fiction Victorian novel Edwardian setting costume film

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Tương ứng: Grand Dining Tradition

Phát âm: /bɛl eɪˈpɒk/

Ý nghĩa: In gastronomy and hospitality, a term used to describe restaurants, hotels, or culinary traditions that preserve or imitate the grand dining culture and luxury service style of late 19th century Europe.

In food and hotel culture, Belle Époque refers to the tradition of grand, formal dining with rich food and careful service that was popular in Europe around 1900. Many luxury hotels and restaurants use this term to show that their style is elegant and traditional. It suggests high quality and a sense of occasion.

The grand hotel offers a classic Belle Époque dining experience.

Belle Époque cuisine used rich sauces and elegant presentation.

Gastronomy Hospitality

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fine dining grand hotel luxury classic cuisine formal service French cuisine elegant table gastronomy

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haute cuisine grand dining classic French cooking luxury hospitality fin de siècle restaurant

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Tương ứng: Cabaret Era Music

Phát âm: /bɛl eɪˈpɒk/

Ý nghĩa: In music history, a reference to the musical styles, cabarets, operettas, and entertainment culture that flourished in European cities, especially Paris, during the late 19th and early 20th century.

In music, Belle Époque refers to the lively and popular entertainment that filled cabarets, music halls, and opera houses in European cities before World War I. Songs were cheerful, theatrical, and often humorous. Famous venues like the Moulin Rouge in Paris represent this musical world.

The concert featured lively Belle Époque cabaret songs.

Belle Époque music filled the famous Paris music halls.

Music History Entertainment

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