Overall view of Versace's office with curtain wall facade. It is meant to catch one's attention as suited to her personality and industry.
All public eyes are on her ever since she became head designer of Versace. She is used to being the centre of media attention, and the lack of privacy, she [appears to] embrace it.
Yielding and curving walls and glass to suit her temperamental personality. The constant change in the curves along the office also represents fashion as an always changing industry .
The stairs is lavish and has moody lighting, to suit her artistic flair and the nature of her industry.
There are two possible office spaces that she can use, considering a moody person she is. The space on the top level is almost entirely surrounded by glass, suits a 'tan, blonde and blingin' person she is.
Or, she could use the bottom level space that is more private but still has a degree of lavishness, suits her lesser known side: the committed, highly driven and workaholic side (yes she has one).
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