gestyleerde

Gestyleerde is a Dutch adjective meaning styled or stylized. It is formed from the verb stylen (to style) with the prefix ge- that is used to form past participles in Dutch, and it functions as an adjective describing something that has been arranged or prepared with a particular style by a stylist or designer. The term is common in Dutch media, design, fashion, photography, and marketing to denote intentional aesthetics rather than a spontaneous appearance.

Usage: Gestyleerde is used attributively to describe nouns and agrees with the noun in number and definiteness. Examples include: de gestyleerde foto, een gestyleerde outfit, het gestyleerde ontwerp. In plural: de gestyleerde foto's en de gestylede ontwerpen. It can also appear in compound phrases such as gestyleerde fotoshoot (stylized photoshoot) or gestyleerde look (stylized look).

Context and nuance: The word typically signals a deliberate, professional approach to styling—often involving a stylist, designer, or creative team. It may be used in journalism, advertising, and product descriptions to convey a curated, cohesive visual or thematic presentation. While closely related to terms like styling and stylisering, gestyleerde emphasizes the result as the outcome of styling work rather than the process itself.

See also: styling, stylisme, stylized, photographs and fashion styling.