logomania

Examples

• All

• Fashion writers said the season favoured logomania as consumers embraced bold brand identities.

• Streetwear culture has turned simple labels into status symbols, a kind of logomania.

• The designer's new line is unapologetic logomania, every jacket showing a giant emblem.

• Many celebrities embrace logomania in their clothing choices.

• In the 1990s, logomania became popular as designers showcased their brand logos prominently on handbags and shoes.

• The rise of logomania in streetwear reflects a culture deeply invested in brand identity and consumerism.

• She embraced logomania by wearing a jacket adorned with the logo of her favorite sports brand.

Synonyms

F

flamboyance

vslogomania

4 7.7

A very bright and fancy style that attracts attention in dress or manner

is more specific about showing brand symbols openly to signal loyalty

B

bling bling

vslogomania

• Slang

3 9.4

Expensive shiny jewelry or accessories worn to show wealth

focuses on brand symbols rather than costly ornamentation alone

F

fanboyism

vslogomania

• Slang

1 8.6

Strong, blind support for a person, group, or product that ignores faults

is more about visible brand symbols as fashion statements not inner devotion

F

flashy clothing

vslogomania

3.2

Clothes that are very bright or look expensive to get attention

focuses on visible brand symbols on items to show brand loyalty

F

frilliness

vslogomania

7.2

A lot of extra decoration that looks showy

highlights visible brand symbols as intentional fashion statements rather than mere decoration

S

symbololatry

vslogomania

9.9

Excessive worship of symbols like pictures or icons

focuses on public display of brand symbols rather than private reverence

Antonyms

U

understatement

70 5.6

Saying something in a way that makes it seem less important, serious, or bad than it really is

M

minimalism

5 6.5

A style in painting, sculpture, and design using very simple shapes and few colors

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology