"A Bruxelles, petite fille de parents exilés, je pensais que rien ne m'arriverait jamais. Je m'échappais dans les livres, m'imaginant une vie pleine d'aventures. Je ne savais pas ce que je voulais faire plus tard, mais je savais quel genre de femme je voulais être. Une femme indépendante, libre, entièrement responsable de moi-même et de mes actes, fidèle à la vérité : je devais devenir ma meilleure amie". Prodige de la mode à vingt-cinq ans lorsque Newsweek lui consacre sa une, entrepreneuse pionnière et hors normes, Diane von Furstenberg n'a cessé de célébrer l'indépendance, l'amour et la liberté. Dans son autobiographie, avec franchise et tendresse, elle encourage toutes les femmes à devenir celles qu'elles veulent être.
Diane von Furstenberg Livres
Diane von Fürstenberg est une créatrice de mode célébrée pour sa robe portefeuille emblématique. Son travail se caractérise par l'élégance et une esthétique résolument féminine. Elle donne du pouvoir aux femmes à travers ses créations, leur permettant de se sentir confiantes et stylées. Ses créations sont devenues synonymes de mode moderne et sophistiquée.






DVF: Journey of a Dress
- 256pages
- 9 heures de lecture
An unprecedented visual odyssey celebrating Diane von Furstenberg’s forty years as a groundbreaking designer and fashion icon and the dress that started it all. In 1972, Diane von Furstenberg arrived in New York with a suitcase full of jersey dresses that she had made at her friend Angelo Ferretti’s factory in Italy. Two years later and encouraged by Vogue editor in chief Diana Vreeland, the distinctive design of her timeless wrap dress took the fashion world by storm and has evolved into a multitude of much-loved variations ever since. As visually dynamic as the prints that made von Furstenberg famous, this vibrant and long-awaited volume collects for the first time the rich illustrated history of her career and celebrates the forty-year journey of the iconic wrap dress. Featuring photographs by Helmut Newton, Annie Leibovitz, and Francesco Scavullo, among many others, artwork by close friends such as Andy Warhol and Francesco Clemente, and pictures of wrap dress lovers past and present—from Jerry Hall and Iman to Penélope Cruz and Michelle Obama—this is the definitive, must-have DVF fashion book.
Own It, signed edition
- 128pages
- 5 heures de lecture
'Own It is a must-have survival guide that you can come back to time and again for immediate inspiration from the heart and soul of the trailblazing business leader and creative genius that is DVF!' - Whitney Wolfe Herd, CEO and Founder of Bumble 'Many books describe paths to success, but only Own Ithelps us to find our own. My friend Diane von Furstenberg gives us the biggest gift: faith in our uniqueness.' - Gloria Steinem, writer, activist and feminist organizer The entrepreneur and philanthropist presents her A-Z guide and manifesto for personal growth and for turning problems into assets Internationally renowned fashion designer and philanthropist Diane von Furstenberg shares her accessible, empowering manifesto. In an easy-to-navigate A-Z format, Own Itis her blueprint for enjoying both personal and professional growth at any age. The secret of life is one thing: own it. Own our imperfections. Own our vulnerability; it becomes our strength. Whatever the challenge is, own it. Owning it is the first step to everything.
Own it : the secret to life
- 128pages
- 5 heures de lecture
Von Furstenberg, a celebrated fashion designer and philanthropist, presents a collection of words to live by. Following an A to Z format, she shares her manifesto for turning problems into assets, and enjoying personal growth at any age. -- Adapted from back cover
Shoe A Footwear Fantasy debuts an outrageous imaginary collection of botanical shoes and accessories created by photographer and artist Michel Tcherevkoff. Each virtual shoe and handbag is amazingly crafted out of numerous photographs of a single plant or flower. The result is both organic and cutting edge. Art, attitude, romance, and nature combine in this garden of flirtatious footwear presented here in fashion's latest avant-guarde offering. Bearing witty and whimsical names and captions to compliment their playful design, every shoe and handbag has a story to tell--or a secret to keep. Fashionistas will find everything they need, from the "Pre-Nup," a slipper made from the virginal white lily, to the "Miss Tress," the sole of adult discretion, to the "Tally Ho," a handbag fit for a fox hunt, to the "Frieda Kahlo," a feminine shoe with a sturdy soul--built for the road less traveled.This playful one-of-a-kind collection is packaged in a chic pink plastic slipcase with a round peek-a-boo window, and includes eight printed vellum tip-in sheets. Whether you're shoe obsessed, fashion forward, or flower powered, Shoe Fleur is an irresistable confection that will tease, delight, and perhaps inspire a few fantasies of your own...
The Statue of Liberty
- 208pages
- 8 heures de lecture
Timed to publish with the opening of the Statue of Liberty Museum, this is Lady Liberty s untold story of her building, restoration, and iconic place in the world as brought to life through the fascinating lens of archival images, ephemera from the museum s collection, and today s most... číst celé
Diane von Furstenberg returns with Live It , an A-to-Z guide providing inspirational and empowering words for living life to the fullest According to internationally renowned fashion designer and philanthropist Diane von Furstenberg, once you own it, you can live it! Expanding on her globally bestselling book Own The Secret to Life , DVF brings us Live The Secret to Joy , an empowering and inspirational manifesto for living your best life. Organized from A to Z, DVF shares the words and definitions she lives by, turning her philosophy of self-responsibility into life-rewarding assets, and imparting her own anecdotal advice from a life well-lived.
»Diane the Huntress« - Diane, die Jägerin: Ihr Spitzname stammt aus ihren wilden Jahren im New Yorker Studio 54. Diane Halfin wuchs in Brüssel als Tochter einer aus Griechenland stammenden Jüdin auf, die 1944 nach Auschwitz deportiert wurde und ihren Eltern schrieb, sie gehe »mit einem Lächeln«. Und so erzieht sie auch ihre Tochter: als Frau, die sich weigert, Opfer zu sein, und von ihrem Kind erwartet, dass es seine Chancen nutzt. Diane verinnerlicht dies und legt bis heute Wert auf ihre Unabhängigkeit. Ihre Ehe mit Eduard Egon Prinz zu Fürstenberg, an dessen Seite sie ein ausschweifendes Jetset-Leben führt und der Vater ihrer Kinder wird, währt nur zwei Jahre. Nach ihrer Scheidung entwirft sie Strickkleider und beginnt ihr eigenes Geschäft aufzubauen. 1973 bringt sie das berühmte Wickelkleid heraus, das sich als so stilbildend erweist, dass es heute im Metropolitan Museum of Art ausgestellt ist. Als eine der einflussreichsten Frauen ihrer Generation, die sich nach Rückschlägen stets neu erfand, wird sie zur Verkörperung des Prinzips, das die Mutter ihr mitgegeben hat: »Du trägst die Fahne der Freiheit.«

