luxe

High-end elegance

Luxe means luxury or luxuriousness, often used attributively: a luxe hotel, luxe accommodations.

The word feels slightly more stylish or contemporary than plain "luxury," appearing frequently in fashion, travel, and lifestyle contexts.

The spa offers a luxe experience at budget prices.

indulgence

pampering

Lavish attentive care

  • spaTherapeutic wellness facility
  • decadentSelf-indulgent, often corruptly
  • hedonismPursuit of gratification

treat · splurge · self-care · massage · retreat · wellness · gourmet · truffle · caviar · champagne

opulence

lavishness

Excessive richness or abundance

richness · plushness · decadence · extravagance · sumptuousness · resplendence · ornateness · gilt · velvet · marble

premium

high-end

Premium quality tier

top-tier · elite · superior · refined · quality · select · five-star · boutique · concierge · penthouse

glamour

glitz

Ostentatious showiness

sophistication · panache · swank · ritzy · starlet · dazzle · glossy · jet-set · paparazzi · celebrity

fashion

designer

One who plans appearances

sartorial · chic · vogue · catwalk · atelier · prêt-à-porter · couturier · collection · silhouette · flagship

affluence

wealth

Abundance of valuable resources

privilege · elite · upper-crust · moneyed · well-heeled · aristocracy · inheritance · endowment · plutocracy · landed

Categories
Opposites
opulence and material quality

luxespartan

Rigorously simple, unadorned

austere · bare-bones · no-frills · meager · meagre

aesthetic refinement

luxeinelegant

Lacking grace or refinement

crude · unrefined · tasteless · graceless · plain

attitude toward comfort and indulgence

luxeascetic

One who renounces indulgence

ascetical · spartan · austere · monastic · self-denying

Phrases
Family

luxury, luxurious, deluxe, luxuriant, luxuriate

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G