Into the Archive: Inside the Homes of Four Fashion Legends

With fashion month in our near rear view mirror, we’re taking a look back at some of the many designers who have been featured in the pages of Architectural Digest. From great names in sartorial history to those currently shaking up the runway, their homes à la mode have long been an area of expertise for team AD. Below, we share four residences from headline makers of the fashion set.

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With five features—and one cover—dedicated to the homes of Giorgio Armani, there’s no shortage of material to explore where the Italian maestro is concerned. Nonetheless, this early 1983 article can’t help but stand out against the competition.

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Just as is true of his fashion collections, Derek Lam’s New York home embodies “unpretentious luxury with an unexpected mix-up of styles.” The Gramercy Park apartment was featured in the September 2015 issue of AD.

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In 1994, Architectural Digest paid a visit to the Italian home of Donatella Versace for a “candid conversation.” Then billed as the muse of her brother, Gianni, Donatella clearly possessed her own clear sense of style.

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Edmund White’s 1994 ode to Cristóbal Balenciaga’s French country property is a gem worth rediscovering, with its gorgeous photographs and recollections from Hubert de Givenchy. . Known as La Reynerie, the Spanish couturier’s property was located not far from Orléans.

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