A fashion book tribute to the creative feminist vision of Diane Von Furstenberg, featuring color photographs of her iconic wrap dress and the iconic women who wear it.

In 1972, Diane von Furstenberg created a chic and universally flattering ready-to-wear jersey wrap dress that launched her career and would forever change the landscape of women's fashion. Since then DVF, the woman and the brand, have created designs that empower and promote a woman's sense of self, weaving feminism and activism into the brand's DNA.

This visually vibrant fashion coffee table book, which accompanies an exhibition held in von Furstenberg's hometown of Brussels, features nostalgic and contemporary photographs of her journey as a designer. Printed with three different luxe paper stocks with varying inserts in each chapter, this book features beautiful graphic fabrics flooding each page, alongside numerous images of the wrap dress worn by von Furstenberg and models Jerry Hall, Naomi Campbell, and Cindy Crawford.

Original essays discuss the intersection of Von Furstenberg and her designs with feminism, gender politics, and entrepreneurship, with personal anecdotes from collaborators like model Cindy Crawford and entrepreneur Stefani Greenfield. Unique and contemporary, this is a story of the inimitable designer, her brand, and the significant role of a single dress that continues to inspire generations of women.