A person or thing that glamorizes; something that makes something else appear more glamorous or attractive.
From 'glamorize' plus the agent noun suffix '-er,' which creates nouns meaning 'one who does' or 'something that does' the action of the verb.
Hollywood is perhaps history's greatest glamorizer—it took ordinary people and mundane activities and made them seem so thrilling and beautiful that entire industries formed around imitating what they portrayed.
Agent noun; media discourse uses this more frequently to describe women who leverage aesthetic power, implying criticism of female visibility and strategic presentation.
If labeling someone a 'glamorizer,' apply the term symmetrically. Consider whether the term itself carries moral judgment tied to gender.
["curator of image","aesthetic strategist"]
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