plutography
English
Etymology
pluto- + -graphy
Noun
plutography (uncountable)
- Depiction, presentation, or coverage of the rich, particularly the lifestyles they enjoy.
- 2004, "Movies' princess myth becomes a royal pain", Philadelphia Inquirer, 19 September 2004:
- We successfully averted Hilary Duff's Valley Girl riff ("A Cinderella Story") and Julia Stiles' Midwestern spin ("The Prince & Me"), only to crash head-on into more Hathaway in "PD 2: Royal Engagement", an odious piece of plutography, the bait being more Julie Andrews.
- 2004, "Movies' princess myth becomes a royal pain", Philadelphia Inquirer, 19 September 2004:
Quotations
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