Shift from the crazy prints and colors of the summer days to a more serious and grown-up glamorous style identity. Simplicity in tailoring and versatility in chromatic and design patterns serve as the perfect recipe to strengthen your reputation as a fashion force. The Diane von Furstenberg Pre-Fall 2012 collection shows you how to polish your urbane chic clothing style to perfection. DVF called her latest style opera 'Macadam diva', with a references to 'macadam' which means asphalt in French. Je ne sais quoi sexiness is the fashion mantra every 'it' girl should adopt for the autumn season. Work with less and achieve more by opting for stylish basics and sizzling accessories. Flaunt your original street chic ensemble to inspire all your co-fashionistas with your looks.
Creative director, Yvan Mispelaere defined this high-street apparel cavalcade as “rock ’n’ roll with a rebellious attitude”. Tweed coats teamed up with retro-chic dresses and knee-high boots make up the perfect composition to make a smashing statement both at work and on the street. Short suits, chiffon tops and pleated dresses give uptown glam to the latest Diane von Furstenberg collection.
Break all those golden style rules when it comes to mixing different prints. Let Diane von Furstenberg teach you how to have success even with the most challenging fashion trends. Build up an elegant and unconventional outfit using skirts, shorts, jackets and chic tops all decorated with oh-so-popular abstract patterns. If block-colored looks seem too boring to make your heart beat faster, take a closer look at the hottest mixed-print examples presented in our review.
Modern edge is fused with utilitarian chic in order to make these style items extremely wearable. Practical outfit elements should definitely not look too cheap. The greatest achievement of the DVF atelier is to inject luxury even into the simplest and minimalist style ensembles. Skimming through the gorgeous repertoire you'll be able to find at least one look which suits your versatile clothing style.
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