Quotes About Luxury

Martinis in a can, Callie. We live in an age of wonders.

Although I get a lot of specialty services like wraps, scrubs, and mustache removal, my favorite is the simple manicure/pedicure. They work on your hands and feet at the same time while you sit in a vibrating chair. I call it the sorority girls version of a threesome.

The shot that won me over completely was of Coco clad in a pleated army-green skirt, with a matching military sweater, a tiny strand of pearls, a beanie, and wild-print knee socks, all by Gucci: it's like my id and my Girl Scout uniform hooked up in a fitting room at Bergdorf's.

He always appreciated expensive things, as if consuming them would make him valuable.

Some things are supposed to be made with butter. You're one of them.

champagne and apricot nectar with a squeeze of lime

She'd gotten the butcher to grind a mixture of filet mignon and chuck steak for the burgers, and had blended in mushrooms and blue cheese; she'd ordered hot dogs from Chicago, which came delivered in a cooler of dry ice. She'd made her own barbecue sauce, plus dozens of elaborate canapés, slivers of smoked salmon on cucumbers and a refined version of onion dip, where she spent an hour caramelizing onions.

No, no, no. There's no such thing as cheap and cheerful. It's cheap and nasty & expensive and cheerful.

A Bugatti Veyron is] quite the most stunning piece of automotive engineering ever created....At a stroke then, the Veyron has rendered everything I've ever said about any other car obsolete. It's rewritten the rule book, moved the goalposts and in the process, given Mother Nature a bloody nose.

Tie Society, a start-up in Washington, D.C., stocks more than 300 designer ties—each of which, if bought, would cost an arm and a leg. For a monthly fee of $11, subscribers receive a box of sanitized ties to use, and they can change their tie selection monthly.

There is no pathos in real misery, no luxury in real grief.

Due to my work, I tend to stay in hotels a lot of the time, and I generally prefer smaller hotels, as you tend to get better service than in the larger hotels.

I always thought it was a trap to fit into ideologies, and maybe that's a luxury position, but my work is a reflection of my being here. My being here is not a reflection of an idea.

I work so much. If I don't get all the comforts, I will turn mad.

I come from a generation where you put the art out and had the luxury to sit back and watch the world deconstruct it, and that was valued. Unfortunately now the work lives in a weird context.

I guess the ultimate luxury professionally is to be able to change your direction, to work in another medium.

In the Eighties, live work had to be very extravagant.

Wanting to work is a luxury; having to work is not. If you're an artist, an actor, and you don't have to work, then you do work that you wanna do.

Wanting to work is a luxury; having to work is not.

It's hard to start and think about having balance. Music is a tough industry, and you have to work your way to that luxury.

Work until you feel Lamborghini is cheap...!!!

Rest is luxury when you chasing your dreams, don't get used to it and don't prolong it when you get a chance at it.

With 'Downton Abbey,' you're always stuck in one stately home.

I used to be a regular college student and now I go all over the country and stay at really nice hotels.