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" Lela Rose, wearing a look from her Spring 2014 collection, walks down a small stairwell into her closet. Photography by Kelly Stuart for Hearst Digital. When fashion designer Lela Rose gets dressed it&amp;#039;s a red carpet affair, literally. Her New York City townhouse, designed by the architects at WORKac, boasts a huge walk-in closet complete with flooring fit for a movie premiere. The contemporary closet is large enough to house all of Rose&amp;#039;s favorite dresses, most from her label, and her equally extensive, envy-inducing shoe collection (Celine, Valentino, Charlotte Olympia, Manolo Blahnik... swoon!).  A rack of dresses wearing Rose&amp;#039;s custom &amp;quot;hanger hats.&amp;quot; Photography by Kelly Stuart for Hearst Digital.  Rose&amp;#039;s tip for keeping a closet clutter-free and cohesive: hanger hats. What are &amp;quot;hanger hats&amp;quot; you might be wondering? They&amp;#039;re just pieces of fabric sewn to partially cover a garment when hung (Rose makes her hanger hats herself with leftover fabric). &amp;quot;They separate my dresses so they&amp;#039;re not piled on top of each other getting wrinkled,&amp;quot; she says of her crafty clothing protectors. There&amp;#039;s also the visually streamlined look they create amongst the chaos of different prints. &amp;quot;I love that they&amp;#039;re monochromatic.&amp;quot;  Everything has a designated place inside Rose&amp;#039;s generous closet. Photography by Kelly Stuart for Hearst Digital.  Rose stands in front of a series of shelves devoted to shoes. Photography by Kelly Stuart for Hearst Digital. More on ELLEDECOR.com  Why Everyone Wants To Have Dinner At Lela Rose&amp;#039;s House  The Fashion Designer With A Tequila Room Inside Dries Van Noten&amp;#039;s Atelier "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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