A Closer Look: Oscar De La Renta’s New York City Apartments | Cultured Elegance

A Closer Look: Oscar De La Renta’s New York City Apartments | Cultured Elegance

In this video, we will explore the homes of legendary designer Oscar De la Renta. We will specifically looking at homes homes in New York City. First we will explore his homes in 1960s and 70s then the 80s and his home with Annette Reed in the 90s-2014.

Together let’s travel back in time as we learn about the luxurious properties of Oscar De la Renta in New York City.

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[joywetzel]

Such beautiful designs and colors. Thank you for bringing this to us.

[wvanderwahl]

Oscar was an example of refined elegance in everything he did. There are few designers left that can compare to him.
His homes and interiors are a clear example of exquisite taste.

[Lisa-spif]

It is amazing to me how incredibly timeless the interiors are as well as some of the 80s and 90s runways depicted in this video… Very fashionable women would wear any of the things I saw on the runways today. The interiors look like the Maximalism that’s going on right this minute! Note to self…keep it classic and buy what you love and it will always be in style!❤

[Caroline]

Thank you. So enjoyed seeing Oscar’s beautiful homes 🙏

[FCm-tqho]

Incredible talent and human being. In the 1990s he commissioned my partner to create gloves and she was forever grateful for the opportunity.

Thank you Mr. DelaRenta for having a keen eye for talent and giving someone a chance...

[shellyarnoldwecker]

He Had an Eye For Style❤ and was a Beautiful Man ❤

[deanedge]

They are all really amazing collages. It seems like it ought to be relatively easy with a limitless budget to simply buy beautiful things and then arrange them symetrically; but in reality it requires as with all these exquisite interiors something nuch more than taste and money. He was an artist.

[sandrabergquist]

Exquisite, classic, very refined taste. This man's eye was perfect. Homes, clothes, gardens, and his demeanor. All top of the line. A gentleman.

[LMays-cuhp]

Thank you for sharing this great show.

[AngelMartinez-czdc]

Great video. Oscar was the epitome of elegance !

[LJB]

I'd be happy just owning the hurricane lamps with the amethyst glass shades. Although I think that the fireplace between the Fitton sisters portraits is magnificent.

[deniseg]

That sofa is a testament to cruelty.

I enjoy your videos not just for the content but I find your narration very soothing.

[dojocho]

another great tour Interesting how today people assume men are all gay if they are fashion designers but that wasn't the case back in the last century. Today I dont even think they would let you be a photographer in the field if you weren't gay.

[helenscoffield]

I seem to remember he had a white garden in Republica Dominicana. Does anyone else?

[deanedge]

PS: Love you elegant cultured chanel. You should take a look at the unparalleled Victoria Press. She had amazing taste and style and two of the most beautiful houses I have ever seen. One on Cheyne Walk in London and the other a Palazzo on the Grand Canal. They both featured in magazine articles and were dispersed after her death a few years ago.

[Richardsonprincess]

Hopefully to show of his designer clothes soon.

[cadicorniche]

I hope he paid his housekeeper and the cleaning crew well. That’s a lot of ‘stuff’ to clean and dust.

[daskapital]

I m not minimalist, but it is too much frou frou
Versace home in Miami is much more interesting

[bettinarossi]

The couch with the numerous animal pelts is beyond appalling! Horrific. How oblivious to the suffering of those sentient beings .🐾🐾🐾

[LouiseOrrock]

Old: only like designers (current youtube fad).