Diane von furstenberg 70s

Fashion designer Diane Von Furstenberg, sitting in the back of a car. | Photographed by Elliott Erwitt, Vogue, July 1976

The good habits to pick up and the bad ones to drop to become your best self, according to Diane von Furstenberg.

THE 70'S - Before sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll became aerobics, mineral water and MTV. Have a nice day!

DIANE VON FURSTENBERG, 1973, Photography ANDY WARHOL

Celebrating the style of New York fashion's matriarch.

Fashion icon Diane von Furstenberg, who made history when she designed the wrap dress in 1974, unwraps her private life in her new book, including the women she adored.

Karen Bjornson Vogue by Diane Von Furstenberg 1976

From era-defining heels to obsessed-about It bags to dresses made famous by, well, famous people, these instantly recognizable items will make you fall in love with fashion all over again.

Did you know that the infamous DVF wrap dress didn't start out as a dress at all? Check out the unknown history of the piece.

After nearly four decades in the spotlight, jet-set-darling-turned-fashion-legend Diane von Furstenberg oversees a thriving empire of clothing, accessories and home furnishings built on her instinctive ability to articulate feminine empowerment.

Diane von Fürstenberg wearing her wrap dress on the cover of Newsweek in 1976. A cultural milestone. Prep women don't own many dresses, but they own the wrap. It looks good on everyone, comes in many patterns, and travels well. Nordstrom sells a silk model for $180.

Treat yourself to the best and have a luxurious self care day!

Derek Blasberg speaks with fashion designer Diane von Furstenberg about her relationship with Andy Warhol, the liberations of the 1970s, nature as the ultimate influence, and why it is essential to ...

Diane's wise words on confidence, sensuality and headscarves win the vote for Dal Chodha

The Vogue lensman excelled at capturing stylish people and timeless interiors.

Diane von Furstenberg in her showroom, New York City, 1976