sumptuary
/ˌsʌmptuˈɛri/; /ˌsʌmptʊˈɛəri/Definitions
1. adjective
relating to or characteristic of the cost of maintaining a certain standard of living or lifestyle, especially one that is expensive or luxurious.
“The king’s sumptuary laws prohibited excessive displays of wealth.”
2. noun
a law or rule regulating the dress, entertainment, or other expenses of people in a particular group or profession.
“The sumptuary laws of the 17th century governed the dress and behavior of the nobility.”