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1. Designer digs: Hotel rooms created by fashion A-listers
Claridge's, Maybourne Hotel Group

2. St. Regis, Starwood Hotels
Puntacana Resort & Club in Dominican Republic

3. Symphony style Hotel, Quorvus Collection, Kwait
New York Fashion Week is upon us once again but if you can't make it to the City that Never Sleeps
to hob-knob with models, you may want to consider a trip to one of these designer destinations.
Fashion designers have lent their keen eye for color, pattern and trend-setting to put together some
of the most elegant and unusual hotel rooms around.
Whether you prefer the bold printed look of a Diane von Furstenberg wrap dress or the over-the-top
glitz of Versace, these luxurious stays will keep you well rested
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your fashion game.
1.&nbspGrand Piano Suite by Diane Von Furstenberg - Claridge's, London

4. Claridge's, Maybourne Hotel Group
With bold prints and a timeless style that never shies away from color, Von Furstenberg's
eponymous line has become a staple for ladies who lunch and fashionable lovers around the world.
Bold patterns adorn the Grand Piano Suite in London, which has two bedrooms, each boasting king
size beds. Â The large entertaining suite is designed for a fashionable host or hostess with mostess
with a grand piano and fireplace.
2.&nbspArmani Hotel Dubai
Like a perfectly tailored Armani suit, the world's first hotel designed by Giorgio Armani boasts
clean lines, accessibly soothing colors and minimalist sophistication. The elegant hotel is located in
one of the towers of the Burj Khalifa, one of the world's tallest buildings, so staying here brings new
meaning to haute couture. Â Indulge in a day at the spa or take a shopping adventure through
custom Armani sweet, flower shop and of course, clothes shops.Â
3.&nbspPalazzo Versace - Queensland, Australia
Gilded over-the-top colors and sumptuous fabrics cover every corner of this palatial Australian hotel.
Designed by Donatella Versace, the rooms here all bear the distinctive mark of her opulent style. If
the dizzying patterns get to be overwhelming, just take a day on one of the country's most beautiful
beaches.
4.&nbspDior Suite, The St. Regis New York

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Though the French design house has partnered with different hotels around the world on designer
digs, the version at St. Regis in New York City is one of the most well known. The Dior Suite here is
adorned with fabrics in soothing grays and purples, akin to the fashion houses muted, yet traditional
style. If Dior isn't really your style the hotel has a range of luxurious designer options to choose
from including a Tiffany themed suite, Bentley Motors and the Northern-Italian styled Milano.Â
5.&nbspOscar de la Renta Resort Boutique - Punta Cana, Dominican Republic

6. Puntacana Resort & Club in Dominican Republic
Little know fact: Oscar de la Renta, who is best known for dramatic evening wear and elegant
wedding dresses, originally hails from this beautiful Caribbean island. This boutique resort, which
boasts individual residences with up to four bedrooms, is decorated with the designers touches and
offers guest a chance to shop at his namesake boutique on the property. Â Though the bright colors
and easy-breezy feel of the resort may be a far cry of de la Renta's runway looks, the attention to
decor detail and interior fabrics used ring true of the classic designer's taste.Â
6.&nbspSymphony Style Hotel Kuwait (formerly Hotel Missoni)
Symphony style Hotel, Quorvus Collection, Kwait
Though the name of this luxurious property has changed, the decor in the lavishly patterned rooms
has not. Originally conceived by the Missoni family, the hotel rooms at this Middle Eastern resort
were designed to emulate a comfortable stay in a family residence-- albeit a very beautiful one.
Zigzag patterned rugs, microstripes and playful hues can be spotted all over the hotel but the effect
is decidedly inviting, not overwhelming.Â
7.&nbspHôtel du Continent by Christian Lacroix, Paris
The French master has adorned many hotel rooms in Paris with his signature style, but the Hotel du
Continent marks the first-ever collaboration for an entire property. If you're dramatic (some may
even say zany), over the top, sensational, and decidedly never boring, then a stay here might be just
up your alley. Sure, not everyone appreciates the effect of floral wallpaper with zebra skin
chairs..but there's always room at the Marriott for those who lack imagination.Â