The most desirable couture collections in Miami aren’t on the catwalk: they’re rising skyward, stitched into the city’s concrete seams, draped in metal and glass. In a city where personal style is infused in everything from cars to cuisine, it’s only natural that homes too act as a precise expression of taste. And what better way to do so than weaving high fashion into the fabric of luxury condos?
Through collaborations with iconic maisons like Armani, Dolce & Gabbana, Fendi and Missoni, developers are crafting residences that carry the same visual codes, precision, and exclusivity once reserved for the runway. From boutique to blueprint, fashion has now become fluent in the language of real estate—and nowhere speaks it better than Miami.
Carrying the signature artistry and heritage of iconic design houses, these residences are tailored to reflect each brand’s DNA across architecture, interiors, amenities, and the lifestyle embedded within. Much like in haute couture, the collections are limited, meticulously crafted, and finely attuned to a clientele that values both identity and scarcity.
When Fashion Meets the Real Estate Market
The rise of branded residences reflects a larger shift underway in global luxury real estate. According to Savills' latest Branded Residences Report, the sector has grown by 180% in the last decade, now encompassing approximately 750 completed projects worldwide, a figure projected to double by 2030. North America is the most active continent for branded residences, with 260 completed projects and 116 under development.
While luxury hotel brands like The Ritz-Carlton and The Four Seasons still account for the majority of this inventory, non-hospitality/hotel brands, including fashion labels, have steadily expanded to claim 21% of the global branded residential market.
While Dubai leads in sheer volume, with developments such as Karl Lagerfeld Villas, Palazzo Versace Residences, and DAMAC Bay by Cavalli, Miami remains one of the most dynamic laboratories for how fashion and real estate intersect. And some of those same developers are now setting their sights on Miami.
This synergy works particularly well in the city thanks to its fertile convergence of global wealth, design culture, and tax advantages. The sun-drenched, sandy beaches don’t hurt, either. It all adds up to a unique profile that appeals to high-net-worth, brand-conscious buyers seeking long-term asset value, short-term investment opportunities, second-home enjoyment—Miami ranked as the world’s No.1 second-home destination in 2025—or all combined.
With a 94% increase in its millionaire population over the past ten years, Miami attracts a distinctive mix from inbound U.S. wealth migration, Latin America, Europe, and the Middle East. Already well-versed in the logic of luxury collecting, be it art, automobiles, or fashion, these buyers bring the same discernment to real estate. They understand that fashion-branded luxury condos are more than speculative novelties - they’re blue-chip acquisitions made even more desirable by the credibility of the names behind them.
Miami's Fashion-Branded Luxury Condos
The front row of fashion week has moved several hundred feet upwards and has Venetian glass chandeliers by Dolce & Gabbana, Calacatta marble baths by Fendi, Missoni's signature colorful zigzag furniture, and an in-house art collection hand-picked by Giorgio Armani.
What distinguishes these developments is how directly the brand identity drives the architectural and interior decisions and informs the atmosphere of both private and shared spaces.
From the selection of materials to the way spaces are programmed, each building becomes a study in how a maison interprets the idea of home. Read on to discover how these branded visions take physical form.
Dolce & Gabbana’s Opulence
Arriving in 2028, 888 Brickell by Dolce & Gabbana by JDS Development will be Miami’s unabashed exercise in maximalism.
Studio Sofield and Ken Fulk’s ivory travertine tower adorned with black high-gloss columns and a gold leaf-trimmed porte-cochère echoes D&G’s mix of Milanese heritage and Sicilian flamboyance.
Residents of its 259 homes will arrive through a double-height lobby with a dramatic black marble staircase and Gatsby vibes and ascend to amenity floors that include signature restaurants, a recovery spa, a padel court, a golf simulator, a members-only speakeasy, a rooftop pool lined in deep-green marble and much more. Each of the one- to four-bedroom turnkey homes is adorned with bespoke hardware, rare wood and stone, handbuilt millwork and highly custom furniture.
A distinctive perk of owning at 888 Brickell by Dolce & Gabbana Hotel & Residences will be the ability to maximize rental income by dividing a larger unit into separate, rentable spaces, thanks to a smart lock-off layout that lets you section off parts of your residence. With all the luxury amenities, D&G interiors, and perfect location, 888 Brickell seems destined to become one of the top condo hotels for sale in Miami, if not the best one.
Watch our video interview for a complete understanding of what makes Dolce & Gabbana’s Miami condo project so unique.
Missoni’s Vibrancy
A few miles north, glass-clad Missoni Baia by OKO Group LLC offers a chromatic counterpoint on the Edgewater waterfront, inspired by minimalism and kinetic art.
Completed in 2023, the slender 57-story tower by Asymptote Architecture, with interiors by rising New York design star Paris Forino, offers 249 one- to five-bedroom residences with 200 feet of bay frontage as a moodboard.
The relaxed and muted palette comes to life with bursts of Missoni’s world-famous vibrant zigzag pattern in accents such as geometric mosaics, wall panels and woven textiles. Standout amenities include an expansive gym overlooking the bay, one of Miami’s largest spas (including a pet spa), and five distinct swimming pools: lap, lounge, kids’, plunge, and an infinity pool that cantilevers over Biscayne Bay.
If you want to know more about what it could be like living in this fashion-branded building, tour one of the exclusive Missoni townhouses with us, priced under $5M.
Armani’s Precision
Further up the coast in Sunny Isles Beach, Residences by Armani/Casa, by Dezer Development and The Related Group, is a testament to Giorgio Armani’s renowned discipline of line and proportion. The 56-story silhouette designed by Argentine-American César Pelli is shaped to catch Atlantic light at its best.
Interiors under the artistic direction of Armani himself layer ecru silk rugs, bronze trims, and smoked-oak wall panels with the restraint of a well-cut tuxedo. All 308 homes are wrapped by 10-foot-deep private balconies with glass railings for sweeping views.
Amenities reflect a quiet luxury philosophy, such as the Armani Privé lounge, a two-story spa, and pool terraces framed by planters of sculpted sea-grape. Completed in 2019, the tower has become a case study in how minimalism, when executed by a master couturier, can feel as indulgent as baroque.
Finally, the latest piece of the Armani symphony is Armani/Casa Residences Pompano Beach.
Developed by Vertical Developments, WellDuo, SP and GCF, the oceanfront tower will stand as a pair of 19-story glass prisms on an untouched stretch of sand with only 28 floor-through homes. Designed by Miami’s G3 AEC with dune-scaping from West 8, the project slated for 2028 is limited to just 28 floor-through homes, one per level, so every owner occupies an entire horizon.
Inside, Armani's signature residential palette includes pale travertine, brushed bronze, and dove-grey oak, all edited with runway precision. Wrap-around terraces and window walls stage 360-degree Atlantic and Intracoastal vistas, while private elevator lobbies, two-car garages, and dedicated beach cabanas seal the sense of seclusion.
Amenities extend the brand’s code of elegant indulgence. A resort deck will pair a lagoon pool with a 45-foot lap lane; a wellness suite layers sauna, hammam, cold-plunge, and meditation garden; and an exquisitely furnished residents’ lounge shares the floor with a boardroom wired for global deal-making.
This may well be the most surgical expression of Armani minimalism yet: twenty-eight private penthouses where quiet glamour meets open water. Contact us today for a private presentation of this masterpiece.
Fendi's Refinement
Before fashion-branded towers became a Miami signature, Fendi was already there, tailoring Italian craftsmanship into oceanfront architecture. Completed in 2016, Fendi Château Residences in Surfside set an early standard and showed how high fashion’s precision could translate into Miami real estate.
Its 12 stories and 58 residences curve softly toward the ocean, echoing the rhythm of the shoreline. Each of the residences, ranging from 3,300 to over 7,000 square feet, is individually curated with Italian marble, custom Fendi fixtures, and furniture from the Casa collection. A soft, neutral palette contrasts the turquoise horizon framed by floor-to-ceiling glass.
Three oceanfront pools, a private restaurant helmed by a celebrated chef, a luxury spa, and dedicated concierge services make Fendi Château as exclusive as any of its front-row runway seats.
Fendi's next act, Avenia by Fendi Casa in Aventura, by Vertical Developments, will expand the brand's emblematic craftsmanship to a more contemporary form.
Rising 18 stories with just 22 residences, the building's design language is elegant but playful, with layered materials, rounded contours, and curated interiors by the label’s design studio.
Amenities will include a Fendi-branded wellness center, sky-high pool decks, and hospitality-style services that reflect the brand's balance of sophistication and comfort.
Honorable Mentions: Diesel, ELLE, Baccarat and Karl Lagerfeld
The ecosystem of branded living widens further with a set of projects that sit on the outskirts of the high-fashion sphere. Together, they broaden the category by appealing to buyers who respond to brand story as much as style.
Diesel Wynwood
While Diesel may not occupy the same high-fashion tier as its European peers, its project in Miami’s creative Wynwood district reflects a different kind of brand integration.
Slated for 2026 and developed by Bel Invest, Diesel Wynwood will deliver 159 residences with industrial-inspired interiors, exposed concrete, and moody, textured materials aligned with the brand’s denim-driven identity.
Among the amenities will be an art studio for painting, sculpture, photography, and design. Targeting creative professionals and younger luxury buyers, it taps into Miami’s evolving downtown culture.
ELLE Residences
Set for a 2028 completion, ELLE Residences will channel the French fashion magazine’s aesthetic DNA into residential form.
Developed by Vertical Developments and Urban Network Capital Group, its interiors by The One Atelier are envisioned to incorporate the media brand's mid-century modern and contemporary Parisian chic into Edgewater.
One of the ultimate rental-friendly Miami projects, ELLE Residences will arrive as a turnkey collection of 180 fully furnished and finished studios and one-bedrooms ranging from 450 to 845 square feet. Details such as chevron wood flooring and brass fixtures will translate the magazine’s signature chic into visual and tactile moments.
Highlight amenities will include a resort-style pool and private cabanas, a gourmet summer kitchen with al fresco dining, an open-air movie theater, shuffleboard and bocce courts, and an ultra-luxe spa with steam and sauna rooms, cold plunges, and a Himalayan salt wall.
Contact us today to discuss the best floor plans for you and discuss what short-term rental benefits you can expect with an ELLE Residences condo.
Baccarat Residences
Though Baccarat Residences aligns more with crystal than couture, it underscores the same principle: that heritage brands can carry their aesthetic codes into the realm of luxury living.
Poised for 2028, the project by the Related Group, Arquitectonica, and Enzo Enea, managed by the famous jeweler, will be home to 1400 residences, along with a five-star hotel and office and retail spaces, just steps from the Brickell City Centre.
Highlight amenities at this mega-development include access to the riverfront promenade, a pool deck, separate kids’ pool, five-star spa services, a tennis court, a riverfront restaurant, private boat slips, and more.
The Estates at Acqualina
In Sunny Isles Beach, The Estates at Acqualina is also worth a mention, as it adds a touch of couture cachet with a lobby designed by Karl Lagerfeld—a final architectural signature from the late designer that anchors one of the city’s most extravagant oceanfront developments.
The Takeaway
Together, these fashion-branded Miami towers read like chapters in a single style compendium: Dolce & Gabbana’s ornament, Missoni’s chroma, Armani’s sophistication, Fendi’s craftsmanship. Each project proves that in Miami, fashion branding is less a marketing veneer than a design thesis—one that turns square footage into a wearable, livable extension of the label itself.
For buyers, these residences offer both the cachet of brand association and the promise of enduring design relevance—a kind of future-proof luxury asset that tends to hold its desirability even as tastes shift. Branded residences are no longer simply about luxury finishes or hotel-style service. They are about identity, alignment, and personal brand extension.
Curious which of Miami’s fashion-branded residences might suit your lifestyle or investment goals? Just reach out to explore availability and pricing and schedule a private presentation.