Season 2 picks up in L.A., where two of the women are scoping out luxury houses.
Where Luxury Envoy differs is the scope of what its specially-culled, well-connected staff (the titular "envoys") can fulfill.
An additional benefit is the company's funding and support from the well-established luxury travel club WEXAS, meaning extra scope for tailor-making itineraries and relying on extra personnel from their pool of travel advisers.
While the nature of the SGD project does not afford us the luxury of stipulating the depth and scope of the studies performed, we are taking a mindful approach to attaining a useful level of completeness and coverage in our data collection process.
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IN the scope of dismal events unfolding at luxury fashion companies, the news this week that Chanel would cut 200 jobs in Paris calls to mind a certain après moi sentiment of Louis XV.
Yet as their numbers keep increasing, demand for meat and other luxury foods will surely grow, because Africa has much scope to catch up with the rest of the world (see chart).
Before the end of the nineteenth century articles made of aluminum were considered luxury goods; however, with reductions in the cost of production, the scope of application was greatly expanded.
Pedestrians see more, and notice stuff that cyclists – with their necessary, life-preserving scoping of the road ahead – can't afford the luxury of looking at.
Krakoff launched his eponymous luxury line of ready-to-wear and accessories in 2010, further broadening the scope of the company.
Barneys plans to widen its scope by adding more upscale kids' lines, such as Lanvin's, and... luxury dog accessories.
