Sentence examples for deep luxury from inspiring English sources

The sari is, after all, symbolic of deep luxury.

It was not especially innovative, but it had Mr. Bailey's message of a quirky, youthful style — but with deep luxury in the accessories, from flat fur hats, through tote bags to rubber-soled boots.

At a reception at Christie's in New York on Tuesday, Marriott International announced "strategic partnerships" with Christie's; Tumi; Keri Glassman, a nutritionist; Aromatherapy Associates and Treasury Wine Estatess, as part of a brand initiative to deliver "a deeper luxury guest experience" at JW Marriott hotels worldwide.

Yet the discounts at Bergdorf are far from the deepest among luxury retailers around the city.

Some of the big, deep-pocketed luxury companies have proved resilient amid signs that the global economy is stabilizing.

But the collection belongs to the glamorama of visible wealth and deep-grain luxury, of trophy wives and kept women — not to the pulsating, vibrantly colored, forward-looking, hypercreative universe of young London fashion.

For men of a certain breed, wallowing in deep-pile luxury is hardly new, although Tom Ford may be smarter than the fashion world has realized in focusing on the tycoons and oligarchs who want the look and the service to go with it.

And there's such a deep connection to luxury and success.

For all its intense craftsmanship, this was deep and subtle luxury for a designer who has soared through a learning curve.

WHILE some designers and retailers have been dipping too deep in the "luxury" well, others have been reaching for a different, more downscale and rural vernacular.

Dividing her time between high fashion in Paris — where she formerly worked with John Galliano — and riding her horses in the English countryside, Amanda has a rich cultural heritage and a deep understanding of luxury as something precious and intangible.