Diane von Furstenberg made a splash on the fashion scene in 1972 when she introduced her iconic wrap dress, symbolizing a newer, freer way of dressing for thousands of women. After a sabbatical from the industry, von Furstenberg re-gained her footing in 1997, re-launched her signature dress and began designing for women of a newer generation. Now she heads a multi-million dollar business, offering more than just simple wrap dresses, but a global lifestyle brand name.
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This golden-yellow blouse has an open waterfall front and a wrap-around waist with three off centre buttoned fastening.The loose fit top has 3/4 sleeves and comes with a matching slip.95% silk, 5% spandex. Lining: 100% polyester.Dry clean.
This blue and pink dot-weave print blouse has a V-neck, is pleated from the shoulders and has 3/4 sleeves with pleated cuffs.95% silk, 5% lycra.Dry clean.Country of origin: China.
The Diane von Furstenberg Beonica Blouse is oversized and drapes to create a perfect feminine shape. Features include gold bar detail at keyhole neckline, short sleeves and longer side hems. Running true to size for oversize fit.
This bright-yellow blouse is fully embellished with black and white beads.The top is sleeveless and has a round neck and centre-back slit with a top and hem button fastening.100% silk.Spot clean.
This black, white and red North-American diamond-print blouse is sleeveless with a drawstring neckline and neck-tie.The loose-fit top has a centre-front neckline slit detail and it comes with a black sleeveless slip.100% silk.Dry clean.
This rosy-pink top has a buttoned centre front and a round neck with a slim neck tie.The loose-fit silk top has long sleeves with elasticated cuffs.95% silk, 5% lycra.Dry clean.
PRODUCT DETAIL: Diane von Furstenberg first arrived in the fashion world in 1972 with her iconic wrap dress, the seed of what is today a full fashion house. By 1976, Diane had sold millions of her dresses, coming to symbolize female power and freedom to an entire generation. In 1997, after a hiatus from fashion, Diane reemerged on the New York fashion scene with the re-launch of the dress that had started it all and began transforming her company into the global luxury lifestyle brand it is today.
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