Fans of the iconic children's book series Eloise at the Plaza can now live out their youthful fantasy of living in New York's posh Plaza Hotel; the hotel's four-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bath penthouse was just relisted for sale at a discounted price of $75 million — $5 million less than it went on the market for in 2013.

The 5,655-square-foot duplex occupies the 18th and 19th floors of the plaza and is full of charming storybook details, such as a turret room with 35-foot ceilings and an original Eloise mural by book illustrator Hilary Knight. Then there's all the perks of living in a luxurious hotel, such as a 24-hour on-call staff and access to the hotel's maid, valet, and room services. And we haven't even mentioned the Central Park and Fifth Avenue views.

The penthouse's vibrant style — marked by an eclectic mix of antique furnishings, bold wall colors, and Andy Warhol portraits — is no accident; current owner is famed fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger and his wife, Dee Ocleppo. The couple purchased two uncombined units in 2008 to the tune of $25 million before pumping a reported $20 million into renovations, transforming the space into the dazzling duplex it is today.

Check out all the high-fashion details in the images.

Photo by Hilary Knight via Simon & Schuster [1], Corcoran Group Real Estate [2]

Photographs from Truman Capote’s Black and White Ball hang on the dining room walls.

A dramatic foyer greets guests into the two-floor penthouse duplex.

A black and white theme lends character to the modern kitchen, which comes complete with every 21st century convenience.

The magical turret room features spectacular views of New York City and a custom Eloise mural.

This red and navy children's room spares no expense, from the lacquered built-ins to the crystal tall ship chandelier.

Permanently unobstructed Central Park views are one of the penthouse's biggest selling points.

The dark and moody study is the perfect place to catch up on reading or get some work done.

Only the highest quality materials were used in this luxurious master bath.

The whimsical lilac theme in this room seems straight out of a fairy tale.

A Elizabeth Taylor portrait from Tommy Hilfiger's Andy Warhol collection hangs in the middle of this darkly glamorous room.

Black and white is sophisticated in this grown-up bedroom.

This informal living room combines a mix of modern and traditional decor elements, including an unexpected green neon light.

The dramatic canopy is indicative of the collection of antiques scattered throughout the penthouse.