It was the height of romanticism and bohemian chic at the DFV show on Saturday evening. The girls each had floral motifs embedded in their coifs that helped summon the energy of the 60's "flower child" and "free love" era. In her usual style, bold prints were elegantly mismatched. While floral and strong color palettes were well represented. It was all about the "Goddess Chic" and even though there was a good amount of separates including T-shirts and sleek looking jodhpurs, von Furtsenberg remained true to her roots and what she does best - dresses. Sexy, billowy and effortlessly fitted dresses swishing down the runway in a haze of technicolor, sequins and woven bangles. Never has being a woman looked so good!
Diane Von Furstenberg sure knows how to make a woman feel like she can rule the world while looking like a million bucks. The textured drapery and bejewelled accessories coupled with her signature colorful wrap dresses powered up with merino cardigans and wool blazers ruled the DVF Runway. It was all about accentuating the waist and elongating the limps. Colors mixing in with earth tones. It gave autumn a whole new makeover, something every high-powered fashionista will have no problem adjusting to.
