tagged w/ Diane Von Furstenberg
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Donna Karan and Diane von Furstenberg mark the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks with patriotic fashion collections inspired by hope and freedom.Donna Karan and Diane von Furstenberg mark the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks... more
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Called "Begginings", Diane Von Furstenberg's spring collection is white, bright, effortless, and free. The show took place on the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks - a major source of inspiration for the longtime New Yorker.Called "Begginings", Diane Von Furstenberg's spring collection is... more
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It’s Friday evening and the start of Oscar weekend. As I look out of my window, from high up in the Hollywood hills, I can barely see through the heavy mist and fog. My hairdresser and manicurist are both running late due to the treacherous rain and gridlock traffic.It’s Friday evening and the start of Oscar weekend. As I look out of my window,... more
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As I flew home from New York, I reflected upon the runway shows I had seen last week.
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As I flew home from New York, I reflected upon the runway shows I had seen last week.
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It is a frosty Sunday morning in New York City. Fashion Week has already begun with a spectacular birthday party for Sex & The City stylist Patricia Field at the old bank vault, The Bowery.It is a frosty Sunday morning in New York City. Fashion Week has already begun with a... more
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Fall Fashion Week is in full swing in New York City! Check out Diane Von Furstenberg, DKNY, and a pair of fashion critics who say it all - without saying a word!Fall Fashion Week is in full swing in New York City! Check out Diane Von Furstenberg,... more
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DVF goes west! The pioneering spirit of cowboy country is present throughout Diane Von Furstenberg's fall collection. Leather hats, boots, big belt buckles and fringe corralled the crowds complete attention.DVF goes west! The pioneering spirit of cowboy country is present throughout Diane Von... more
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DVF goes west! The pioneering spirit of cowboy country is present throughout Diane Von Furstenberg's fall collection. Leather hats, boots, big belt buckles and fringe corralled the crowds complete attention.DVF goes west! The pioneering spirit of cowboy country is present throughout Diane Von... more
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Over the next few days, the majority of the American fashion industry will be getting ready for New York Fashion Week.Over the next few days, the majority of the American fashion industry will be getting... more
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Wrap dress Queen, Diane Von Furstenberg debuted her Spring 2011 collection this week at NY Fashion Week. Some of the highlights included graphic floral prints, bright separates and sweet drop-waist cocktail dresses with crystal embroidery. Celebrities included Sarah Jessica Parker, Rachel Bilson, Molly Sims, Anderson Cooper, and Anna Wintour.Wrap dress Queen, Diane Von Furstenberg debuted her Spring 2011 collection this week... more
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Sugar Inc. expanded its women’s media network with the launch of its first social online game, called PopSugar’s Retail Therapy.
The online game made a strong debut, featuring popular brands such as Banana Republic, Barneys New York, Diane von Furstenberg, Gap, Juicy Couture, Topshop, and Tory Burch. FashionablyMarketing.Me interviewed Brian Sugar on the game’s astounding success.
Read the full article: http://fashionablymarketing.me/2010/08/retail-therapy-interview-with-brian-sugar/Sugar Inc. expanded its women’s media network with the launch of its first... more
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More Obama paraphernalia coming your way!! It seems like we just can't get enough. More than 10 American designers, including Zac Posen, Tory Burch, and Diane von Furstenberg, have created official items for the 2009 inauguration to support the "Runway to Change" initiative, the ambitious project that bolstered Obama's election campaign.
The proceeds from the sale of the items will support the cost of the inauguration, which is expected to soar to nearly $45m, in keeping with the 2005 swearing in event.
Slide show of some of the items you can buy:
http://www.wwd.com/markets-news/designers-create-inaugural-items-1922158#/slideshow/article/1922158/1922161More Obama paraphernalia coming your way!! It seems like we just can't get... more
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A bill pending in the Senate would protect the style of a garment, and not just the logo, under copyright.
Under the federal Copyright Act of 1976, the line between design piracy in fashion (co-opting the cut, shape and silhouette of an item) and counterfeiting (faux goods posing as designer merchandise) is razor-thin. Only artwork is protected: brand labels, logos, original prints and embroidery. The patterns -- or blueprints -- for garments and accessories are not. But many in the fashion industry consider the classifications ludicrous and are trying to have the law changed.
"There is no counterfeiting without design piracy," designer Diane Von Furstenberg said in an interview at her Beverly Hills estate. "It's counterfeiting without the label."
As the president of the New York-based Council of Fashion Designers, a nonprofit trade organization, Von Furstenberg is backing a bill pending in the Senate that would amend the Copyright Act. Dubbed the Design Piracy Prohibition Act, it would extend the protections in fashion design beyond artwork to encompass "the appearance as a whole" (the cut and silhouette) of an article for three years.
Though the bill has garnered strong support from Seventh Avenue, many L.A. fashion professionals have voiced doubt as to whether the bill could really make a dent in design piracy -- or if it will increase litigation in an already hyper-litigious industry.A bill pending in the Senate would protect the style of a garment, and not just the... more
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