Greek women often went barefoot or wore sandals, but indoors they sometimes wore soft closed shoes, which became luxurious in the Hellenistic period, with white or red the preferred colours.
The next year he left his post as music director of the Wiesbaden State Theater to settle on the Bay of Naples, and his music at once became luxurious and frankly emotional, as exemplified by his fairy-tale opera "King Stag," first performed in Berlin in 1956.
In recent years, pickups have also become more luxurious.
What was once considered an economical sleeping solution has in many cases become a luxurious and pricey alternative.
The exhibit of note, for me, was "The Rise of the Plasticsmith" by Gangjian Cui, who imagined a future where plastic has become a luxurious commodity.
Increasingly, they've become a luxurious, all-inclusive way to see the world, with routes ranging from the Baltic Sea to the Galapagos Islands.
"Much like the overall first-class product, food in first-class has become more luxurious in recent years," says Edward Plaisted, chief executive of Skytrax, a London-based airline and airport quality ranking firm.
By the end of the 13th century, Framlingham had become a luxurious home, surrounded by extensive parkland used for hunting.
Speaking of the bombyx or silk moth, he wrote in his Natural History "They weave webs, like spiders, that become a luxurious clothing material for women, called silk".
The room seems larger and can become more luxurious as well.
