Upscale
Upscale adjective - Appealing to affluent consumers.
Both words in one sentence
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Everyone cleans up well, but Fred and Gunn, both of whom are probably the least upscale fashionable, seem to attract the most attention — especially from each other.
Source: She Cleans Up Nicely -
Thomas Raith, Rich Idiot with No Day Job extraordinaire (well, he does have a day job at this point, but it's at an upscale hair salon so it doesn't count) gets a monstrous white Hummer in Small Favor which Harry promptly half-wrecks.
Source: Hummer Dinger -
However, classic Japanese discretion and love of commercial pomp have made the typical Japanese hotel a combination of a well-run Holiday Inn, Disneyland, and an upscale adult toy store.
Source: Love Hotels aka: Love Hotel
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