3. Already the face of face of Versace's Spring/Summer 2012 collection, The supermodel strips for the designers new denim range.
2. The home was once owned by Burt Reynolds and was completely renovated top-to-bottom by celebrity designer Steve Hermann.
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 Beloved by celebrities for her princess-perfect wedding gowns, Vera Wang is no stranger to Fashion Week. The 2005 “Womenswear Designer of the Year” winner has been on the forefront of fashion’s most elegant collections for years. Photo: Splash News
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 The home was once owned by Burt Reynolds and was completely renovated top-to-bottom by celebrity designer Steve Hermann. Photo: Zillow.com
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 As the creative director of J.Crew, Jenna Lyons is credited as the visionary responsible turning the brand from preppy basics to oh-so-chic earning endorsements from the First Lady herself. Photo: Splash News
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 Stunning in its simplicity, Lyons’ townhouse has been the darling of shelter magazines and interior design blogs alike. Purchased by Lyons and her estranged husband, artist Vincent Mazeau in 2004 for $1,308,000, they knocked it back to the studs for a delicious remodel. Photo: Zillow.com
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 Marie Claire magazine fashion director Nina Garcia is better known as the “Señora Don’t Bore Me” judge on the hit Bravo reality show “Project Runway.” Photo: Splash News
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 Back in 2010, Garcia sold her sprawling apartment on the New York real estate market for a whopping $8.5 million. Located but a few Manolo Blahnik steps from the retail haven of Madison Avenue, Garcia’s two-unit co-op home is everything one would expect from the stern fashion editor. Photo: Zillow.com
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 The down-to-earth and likeable star of “The Hills” started her fashion career as an intern at Teen Vogue, and now Lauren “LC” Conrad is also a budding fashion designer. Photo: Splash News
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 From the looks of it, Conrad is trying to fully put her reality television days behind her by listing her home for $2.25 million on the Hollywood real estate market. Conrad’s home was where the hit TV show “The Hills” was filmed. Photo: Zillow.com
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 The man behind edgy brands Von Dutch, Ed Hardy and the trucker hat trend, Christian Audigier’s home is more on-par with his French roots. Photo: Splash News
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 Listing details for Audigier’s fully gated estate note the 8,276-square foot property was “exquisitely decorated and remodeled by top designer with the finest quality.” The $7.65 million estate is a work of art featuring a grand foyer, tall ceilings and several outdoor living spaces. Photo: Zillow.com
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 In 1994, Perse launched a T-shirt line that epitomized his design philosophy of low-maintenance and high fashion. |
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 Perse’s Southern California home follows the same aesthetic of his brand, boasting clean minimalist design and an open floor plan. Photo: Zillow.com
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 Visionary designer Donald J Pliner launched his line of luxury footwear and accessories in 1989, and immediately established a reputation for innovative design and high style for both men and women. |
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 Pliner’s estate (below) is currently listed on the Miami Beach real estate market for $22.5 million. Photo: Zillow.com
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