Here are sumptuously imaginative similes and gorgeously luxurious language, characters with unexpectedly rich inner lives and scenes which are, frequently, thigh-slappingly funny.
Completed in 1957, the Fairmont Pierre Marqu?(Playa Revolcadero; 52-744-435-2600; www.fairmont.com/pierremarques) was byilt by John Paul Getty and retains its luxurious and idyllic character with low-slung buildings, villas and bungalows scattered among manicured gardens and swimming pools.
It was recently announced that Tiffany & Co. had teamed up with the crew to provide the jewelry -- "a collection of platinum-set diamonds and lustrous pearls" -- as well as china and silver flatware that nod to the characters' luxurious lifestyle during the period, according to Forbes.
This family-run retreat is not luxurious, but does have bags of character.
These early paintings are much different in character from his later, luxurious compositions featuring such expensive and extraordinary objects as goblets, pewter, Venetian glass, and Chinese porcelain atop a marble or tapestry-covered table.
=pure luxury = very luxurious.
= pure luxury = very luxurious = luxurious = very comfortable = comfortable.
A great part of this film's initial attraction was the depth and breadth of these two huge characters, and of their luxurious language.
The hotel apartment concept has been around since at least the 1950s in New York, when Eloise, the children's book character, romped mischievously about the luxurious Plaza.
Sizing up her character's bedroom, a convincingly luxurious simulation of a Georgetown town house, she continues: "I pretty much live here.
