For as jarring as this has been for Dior, Mr. Arnault is grasping at another lustrous pearl: Hermès International.
He came up over the gunwale, crashed into the bottom of the boat, and looked up at his savior — a woman wearing a black bonnet and staring at him with lustrous, intensely black eyes — Mistress Brandon, who had exhibited the strength of two men.
Building Blocks also paid a call on the general in late August, when he was briefly at his most lustrous.
When it first appeared at races, the lustrous, inky-black vehicle, which has tinted windows and La-Z-Boy-style seats, was widely disparaged.
This is a time when St Petersburg is at its most lustrous, when zhizni radost – the peculiarly Russian brand of joie de vivre – is irresistible.
A solar holloway in blue and orange acrylics, with a vast and lustrous sun at the lane's end.
Summer school is different today, though: more rigorous, socially lustrous and, at the same time, more inclusive.
They are questions that go to the core of Fred Tomaselli's art, the subject of a lustrous retrospective at the Brooklyn Museum.
At the Halekulani's lustrous, upmarket La Mer, the chef, Yves Garnier, another import from the South of France, retains his Provençal classicism.
You can hear it today when you visit "The Origins of El Greco: Icon Painting in Venetian Crete," a lustrous exhibition at the Onassis Cultural Center in Midtown Manhattan.
