Here is another famous home that you can visit. Belonging to the Louis Vuitton company, this is the former family home of the iconic French fashion designer. Located in Asnières-sur-Seine, a quiet suburb of Paris, this property reflects the luxurious style and iconic patterns of the Louis Vuitton name.

Recently renovated by Xavier Lemoine Interior Architecture, the Vuitton family home is now an elegant and timeless space where made-to-measure furnishings, bold wallcoverings and delicately painted murals create a nature-inspired Art Nouveau property.

The interior of the home reflects the high-quality craftsmanship of the Vuitton brand – a blend of artisanal products, classic French style and practical innovation. Love this? Step inside the world's grandest stately homes.

The Vuitton family left the home in the mid-1960s, maintaining the workshops for production. As well as the original family home, you can take a look around a permanent exhibition, La Galerie, offering 23,000 artifacts unveiling the history of this iconic fashion brand.

Famed for her use of sleek lines, simple colours and sexy female silhouettes, Donna Karan knows all about simplistic, effortless style. It's no wonder then that the American fashion icon’s Caribbean holiday home oozes sophistication.

In 2014, Donna Karan sold off part of her 10-acre Caribbean estate, known as The Sanctuary. Priced at a whopping $39 million, the two luxurious villas on offer were located on the popular resort of Parrot Cay on the archipelago of Turks and Caicos.

Covering an impressive seven acres, these stunning villas offer three outdoor swimming pools, a private guest lodge and a formal dining veranda for intimate alfresco gatherings. Plus, with the golden sands and crystal waters of the ocean just moments away, this Caribbean retreat really is heaven on earth.

This luxurious suite at the Ritz Paris was frequented by fashion icon, Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel for 34 years. Known for her timeless female tailoring and making the Little Black Dress a wardrobe staple, Chanel first stayed in this regal hotel in 1937 and moved in full-time during the Second World War. 

The suite also houses some of Chanel's personal belongings, including various photographs and portraits, some of which have never been seen on general display. Fancy spending the night in this luxurious room? You can enjoy this piece of fashion history first-hand – if you have a spare €18,000 (£16k) that is! Love this? Check out these homes for sale with an amazing history.

In 1992, Italian fashion designer Gianni Versace purchased this stunning villa on Ocean Drive, Miami Beach. From the outside, it may seem like your average luxurious celebrity mansion, but take a look inside and you'll see this home is anything but standard...

Today, thanks to a sensitive renovation, the property maintains the lively decor that Versace put in place. Vivacious, loud and hard to ignore, Gianni's former home is still a reflection of his personality.

Now a luxury Miami hotel, The Villa Casa Casuarina remains a living memorial to an incredible designer. Fancy spending the evening in this stunning property? Rooms cost anywhere between $457 (£350) and $1899 (£1440) for a single night.

This striking rooftop dwelling belongs to the Belgian-American fashion designer, Diane von Furstenberg. Known for transforming 70s style with the introduction of the now timeless wrap dress, von Furstenberg’s six-storey pad lies in the trendy Meatpacking District of New York City.

Designed by WORK Architecture Company, the penthouse apartment is built from an angular diamond of glass and sits on a scenic green roof offering fantastic views over the city. If that wasn’t luxurious enough, the property features an opulent staircase, lined with thousands of Swarovski crystals.

The contemporary structure is not only home to von Furstenberg’s penthouse apartment, but to her design studio, flagship store and administrative offices for thousands of staff. Now, that's what we call opulent!

Known as Villa Laetitia, this striking 20th-century property is owned by renowned handbag designer, Anna Fendi. Located in the heart of Rome, the pad was designed by Armando Brasini in 1911. From the outside, the property doesn't look like much, but inside it is a haven for exquisite and exuberant design, reminiscent of the Fendi brand.

Anna transformed the property into a luxurious hotel, offering lucky guests an immaculately designed space with plenty of luxury services and facilities. Anna’s chosen interior style is said to reflect a blend of eclecticism and rationality, and all of the guest rooms provide city vistas or tranquil garden views.

A mix of traditional 20th-century architecture, ornate frescoes and contemporary design, the hotel is uniquely luxurious. Fancy staying here? Well, a Fendi-inspired room will cost you anywhere between €90 (£68) and €500 (£380) per night. 

In an exclusive interview with Architectural Digest, captured beautifully by photographer Francois Halard, Jacobs revealed the interior of his stunning townhouse, located in Greenwich Village, New York City.

US fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger is known for his chic lifestyle brand, where classic styles meet sleek lines in block primary colours. But his former home seems slightly removed from his renowned all-American style...

That's right, inside Tommy Hilfiger's house is anything but ordinary. Fun, vibrant and ultra-modern, every room is alive with colour and pattern. The home was created by interior decorator to the stars, Martyn Lawrence Bullard, who took inspiration from psychedelic art galleries of the 60s and 70s. Love this? These 24 colour combinations are so wrong they're right!

Photographed by Zachary Balber, this colossal mansion covers over 14,000 square feet and boasts seven individually-styled bedrooms and eight large bathrooms. There's also a huge outdoor swimming pool, a furnished solarium and a private beach.

Located in the prime celebrity hot spot of Golden Beach, Miami, the property is worth a fortune. Hilfiger sold the home in 2017, for the tidy sum of $27.5 million (£20.9m).

Just beyond the house, the enchanting garden of Jardin Majorelle features a private pond pavilion. The gardens draw almost 700,000 visitors each year, but tours of Villa Oasis are restricted. One of the only ways to glimpse inside the elusive dwelling, which doesn't permit photography, is through an organised tour with the Four Seasons Resort Marrakesh, making it one of fashion's best-kept secrets.

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