We like style, we like fashion! what if our hotels are designed by our favorite fashion designers? so we can wear fashion, live in fashion and breath in fashion?.... well, wait no more - the trend is here, pack up your bags, and check into these hotels!
(according to
Huffinton Post)
MOSCHINO - MAISON MOSCHINO, MILAN
For dress lovers, fairytale dreamers and those who just appreciate stylish design, the Maison Moschino is a whimsical boutique hotel housed in an 1840's neoclassical railway station.
VERSACE - PALAZZO VERSACE, AUSTRALIA
Lots of gold, bold and royal designs decorate this hotel, screaming Donatella Versace's signature style.
BULGARI - BULGARI HOTELS RESORTS, BALI
59 villas perched on a cliffside with the beautiful waters of Indian Ocean below, this hotel is a luxurious gem. The rooms have natural lava walls and floor-to-ceiling glass walls.
MISSONI - HOTEL MISSONI, SCOTLAND
Each room is filled with vibrant and bold patterns that embody Rosita Missoni's colorful and creative
ARMANI - THE ARMANI DUBAI, UAE
Where else would you find the tallest building in the world? The Armani Dubai rooms are sleek, ultra-modern, and designed with high quality fabrics and leather accents.
KARL LAGERFIELD - SCHLOSSHOTEL IM GRUNEWALD, BERLIN
Each of one of the rooms of this mini-palace are unique, and designed by Karl Lagerfeld himself.
RALPH LAUREN - ROUND HILL HOTEL VILLAS, JAMAICA
A Jamaican beach resort with interiors designed with the signature classic, clean lines and understated luxuriousness of Ralph Lauren.
As Kiwi Collection said it best, the "50s-inspired Continentale would make the perfect spot for Holly Golightly should she spring from the pages of fiction and land in Florence." Bubble-gum pink accents provide a nice contrast against over-sized black and white fashion portraiture decorating the hallways.
OSCAR DE LA RENTA - TORTUGA BAY VILLAS, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Long time resident of the beach town of Punta Cana, Oscar de la Renta, designed 15 of the luxury villas with his signature classic, yet extravagant style. The suites are designed with crisp whites, yellows and warm beiges, providing a comfortable, soothing contrast to the vibrant blue waters of the Caribbean Sea.
Occupying the site of a former bakery in the Marais neighborhood, Christian Lacroix says of his hotel: “It’s like couture, where the harmony is created from a puzzle of inspirations.” Each of the 17 rooms has a unique theme, merging lush fabrics like velvet and taffeta with ’60s furniture and 17th-century architectural detail.
