It's super kitsch but super fun.
Relating to or characterized by kitsch.
That new lamp they've bought is pure kitsch.
Blue and green eyeshadow has long been considered kitsch.
We are eager to "kitsch" in the history of mankind forward to play an active role.
Get the kitsch, lose the truth, be confident and have self.
He referred to as Mariah the fashion pariah ... the queenofcatastrophic kitsch, and American Idol judge Paula Abdul asafallen fashion idol.
These films exhibit a vibrant aesthetic sensibility, one that maintains a cinematic coolness that never succumbs to camp or kitsch.
A dusting of kitsch, in the blue-and-white boating motifs on wallpaper, carpets and napkins, adds to the charm.
In the heavy pressure, poplar buds every one, every leaf in hard, and never bend over to beg, not to the slave with kitsch.
Non-mainstream intent itself is a very small property and small all the circles in China, but represent words that changed by serious catastrophic kitsch.
He referred to Mariah Carey as "Mariah the fashion pariah ... the queen of catastrophic kitsch," and "American Idol" judge Paula Abdul as "a fallen fashion idol."
As we wait for the actors to show up (several of them genuine ex-KGB), the 40 or so participants, mostly Lithuanians in their 20s, laugh at the absurdity of it, smirking at the kitsch costuming.
To Oscar Wilde, kitsch is a kind of aesthetic symptom prompted by such factors as the context of modern aesthetic culture, his pursuit of aestheticism and his own bourgeois disposition.
Now, the interior of his vacation home is sprinkled with all-American kitsch -- there's a Zippo lighter collection, a mounted deer head, a black airsoft gun with a leather holster from Texas.
