It's not just about the Christian Louboutin-filled closet—get some green thumb inspiration from the most luxurious homes featured in the pages of Bazaar, from their sprawling yards to lush patio gardens.

1. Veronica Swanson Beard

The New York designer's Manhattan penthouse, photographed in the October 2011 issue, features a lush green rooftop garden.

2. Luise and Vince Camulo

The late designer and his wife showed off their beautiful Connecticut home—with lavish gardens—in the December 2011 issue.

3. Jenny Dyer

The interior designer's Southampton, New York retreat featured an ivy facade and willowing greens, making the perfect backdrop for a Carolina Herrera ball skirt.

4. Eileen Guggenhein 

Guggenheim's charming farmhouse in the countryside of Italy appeared in the October 2013 issue.

5. Gabriela Perezutti Hearsl 

The designer's West Village apartment includes boho-inspired gardens, photographed in the October 2011 issue.

6. Vera Wang

The designer's minimalist Los Angeles home served as the perfect backdrop to her sleek suiting in a 2009 issue of BAZAAR.

7. Ann Marie Gardener

Making the plunge from city-life to farm-life,Gardener's farmhouse embraces plenty of fields and greens

8. Elena Perminova

The stylish Russian model's gorgeous home and gardens graced Bazaar's September 2013 issue.

9. Ann Getty

Getty's glamorous San Francisco home's garden sanctuary serves as the serence getaway, photographed in the October 2012 issue.

10. Silvia Venturini Fendi

The Fendi accessories guru's beautiful Italian retreat featured in the September 2009 issue.

11. Andrea and Marc Glimche 

The art family's weekend home features plenty of beautiful landscaping with statues and a sparkling pool to go along.

12. Goga Ashkenazi

Overgrown hedges and ivy frame the pool of Vionnet creative director's beautiful home featured in the November 2013 issue.

Source: www.harpersbazaar.com 

 Not every 18-year-old can afford a 2.7 million dollar apartment in Calabasas but Kylie Jenner isn't a normal 18-year-old. In her new app she showed us her glamorous apartment.
 Τhe video shows us her five-bedroom home, including the living room and the kitchen. 

The highlight was seeing her boyfriend's mugshot on display on a shelf. 

You are then taken to Kylie's enormous master bedroom, bathroom and sitting room. Her bedroom contains a fridge full of water only - so no late night trips to the kitchen tap for this lady - as well as plenty of grey and fur accents, and a whopping wardrobe, lined with endless pairs of heels, that we could only dream about.
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Then we are taken to Kylie's  enormous master bedroom, bathroom and sitting room. The bedroom contains grey and fur accents and a huge wardrobe full of pair of heels, that we could olny dream aboyt.

Kylie's Bedroom

Even though Kylie decorated her house herself, she claims the bathroom is so dark she can't event herself while shaving!

Kylie's Bathroom

Take a look at Kylie's house via her app or watch the video below! 

 Lauren Santo Domingo is a Vogue editor and a businesswoman. She is 36 years old and she lives with her growing family in Paris. She grew up in Greenwich, Connecticut and she always wanted to leave and travel around the world.
 Her love for Paris started when her father, then a chief executive at Perrier, took her along with him to France fro business trip. The funny thing is that her father hated France and as a rebellious woman she started loving France and the French.
 While she was a history major at USC, Lauren spent her Junior year aboard in France. She studies at the Sorbonne and lived in a tiny decorated studio on the Avenue Bosquet.
 After finishing college she moved to France and decided that Fashion was her destiny. By that time she met her husband, Andres. Fourteen years later she is pregnant with her second child living in her glamorous apartment in Paris.

Lauren Santo Domingo duplex has airy, spacious rooms for her (growing!) family, a wealth of lovingly preserved detail - and a terrace to die for!

The terrace, brimming with purple salvia, bay, jasmine and roses was designed by landscape architecture Madison Cox.

Legendary decorator Francois Catroux preserved the apartment's 18th-century boiserie and plasterwork and stained the parquet floors.

Man Ray's Image a Deux Faces (1959) and a custome Catroux furnishings fill the understated bedroom.

Linen curtains from Pierre Frey and spiky sculptures by Curtis Jere accent the entrance hall.

 Open in Ultramarine with White (1973), by Robert Motherwell, anchors the drawing room.

Painting by Ian Davenport.

Luis XVI dining chairs surround a table designed by Catroux in the 1970s that converts into a bar for parties.

An Herve Van Straeten chandelier, chrome coffee tables from Michael Boyer and a 1960s wavelike console found at a Christian Sapet lend drama to the expensive drawing room, which is accepted by grisailles of country scenes.

The library table is by India Mahdavi and the painting is L'Offrande (1950).

Lauren in a Christopher Cane sweater and her son, Nicolas.