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Reinterpreting Flower Power
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Diane Von Furstenberg at NY Fashion Week[Edit]
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Diane von Furstenberg lived up to her moniker of “rock goddess” with her parade of flirty floral chiffon and sequins at Mercedes Benz New York Fashion Week. Diane Von Furstenber’s 21st century flower children took to the catwalk with flowers in their hair, ribbons and feathers. Von Furstenberg was inspired by the legend of Vogue’s Diana Vreeland who once said that “blue jeans are the most beautiful things since the gondola.” But this wasn’t a collection for the blue jeans set, more for power-boho. Via: telegraph |
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