Diane von Furstenberg, known for her iconic wrap dress, shared her unapologetic attitude towards life in a recent interview from her palazzo in Venice. Despite facing struggles in her business and personal life, she remains resilient and full of laughter.
Her friends joke that she would have saved Jack in the movie Titanic and showed up at a fancy New York dinner party with a 56-carat blue diamond necklace. This strong will was evident when she first met a reporter in 1975, exuding confidence and charm.
During the interview, she emphasized the importance of embracing femininity and ambition, rejecting the idea of imitating men to succeed. This message of empowerment and self-expression resonated with many women at the time, challenging traditional gender norms.
In addition to her fashion empire, von Furstenberg has faced personal challenges such as the impact of the Holocaust on her family, battling cancer, and navigating the ups and downs of the business world. Despite these obstacles, she maintains a positive outlook and a sense of humor.
The upcoming Hulu documentary, “Diane von Furstenberg: Woman in Charge,” will shed light on her remarkable life journey, filled with highs and lows. Through it all, she remains unapologetically herself, embracing laughter and living life to the fullest.
As she enjoys her time in Venice, von Furstenberg embodies a spirit of resilience and authenticity that continues to inspire women around the world. Her story serves as a reminder to embrace life’s challenges with grace and humor, always staying true to oneself.
