Diane Von Furstenberg Resort 2018 ( fashion illustration of the day/ modna ilustracija dana )

Hello, in this post I'll share a designer fashion illustration. I know what you're thinking. It's Summer, how can you think about coats? Well, I can. The sweat is literally dripping down by forehead, but I'm going to share an illustration inspired by Diane Von Furstenberg's 2018 Resort collection. It is always good to look forward to something, right? I'm pretty sure that a lot of ladies are looking forward to this collection hitting the stores this November. What I personally find so irresistible about it are- the colours. I'm very keen on bold colours and patterns, so no wonder this collection caught my eye.

Znam što mislite. Ljeto je, kako možeš razmišljati o kaputima? Jednostavno mogu. Znoj mi kapa niz čelo, ali ipak ću podijelit modnu ilustraciju nadahnutu kolekcijom Diane Von Furstenberg za 2018. godinu. Sigurna sam da će se puno dama razveseliti kada ova kolekcija stigne u trgovine u studenom. Ono što je meni osobno tako neodoljivo kod ove kolekcije su- boje. Jako volim žarke boje i uzorke, tako da nije nimalo neobično što mi je ova kolekcija upala u oči. 



#modaodaradosti

As an artist, I'm glad I illustrated one of Diane Von Furstenberg's designs. 

Let's talk a bit about this legendary designer!

What I personally love about her is how responsible and ingenious she is when it comes to charity and humanitarian work.

I really admire the work she did giving jobs to women in struggling communities. 

I watched a few interviews with her that I found really inspiring. 

Maybe some day I'll talk about it in greater detail, but until then let me just say that I do find her inspirational. 



BASIC INFORMATION IN THIS ARTICLE IS CITED FROM BRITANNICA (LINK BELOW)




WHERE IS DIANE FROM? She's Belgian born! 


Diane von Furstenberg (born December 31, 1946, Brussels, Belgium) is a Belgian-born designer and businesswoman who made a lasting contribution to fashion design with her flattering but practical wrap dress.

Von Furstenberg was born Diane Simone Michelle Halfin, the daughter of Leon Halfin, an electronics distributor, and Lily (née Nahmias), a Holocaust survivor. Diane Halfin attended boarding schools in Lausanne, Switzerland, and in Oxford, England, and studied economics at the University of Geneva. In Geneva she met Austro-Italian Prince Egon zu Fürstenberg, whom she married and took his name in 1969. The couple moved to New York City, where they were known as members of the international jet set. They had two children, a son, Alexandre von Furstenberg (born 1970), and a daughter, Tatiana von Furstenberg (born 1971).


WHAT IS DIANE BEST KNOWN FOR IN FASHION? She's best known for her invention and popularization of the wrap dress!



Von Furstenberg started her career in fashion as an apprentice for an Italian textile manufacturer. She discovered an interest in the design sector of the fashion industry and initially produced basic pieces such as T-shirts, shirt dresses, and the two pieces from which the wrap dress later evolved—a wrap top with a matching skirt. Von Furstenberg’s wrap dress debuted in 1974. The original design was a long-sleeved silk jersey dress featuring a fitted top and a skirt that wrapped around the body to tie at the waist. Feminine yet functional, its design responded to the liberated mood of American society in the 1970s—the era during which more women joined the workforce and increasingly wore trousers, which had since the 1960s been incorporated and accepted as part of the female wardrobe.

By 1976 millions of wrap dresses had been sold, and, as a result of this retail phenomenon, von Furstenberg appeared on the cover of Newsweek magazine (March 1976) and The Wall Street Journal. She became a role model—a modern powerful female designer—to whom other women, both inside and outside the fashion business, would look for inspiration. With the success of the wrap dress, she opened a cosmetics shop on Madison Avenue (1975). Two years later she introduced a line of home furnishings. Over the course of several years beginning in the mid-1970s, von Furstenberg began licensing her name, most noticeably to makers of luggage and eyewear. 




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Here's a link to the official Diane Von Firstenberg site


In 1983 von Furstenberg divorced her husband and sold her cosmetics company. She moved to Paris, where in 1985 she established Salvy, a French-language publishing house. In the 1990s von Furstenberg published a series of coffee-table books: Beds (1991), The Bath (1993), and The Table (1996), which feature photographs of the beds, baths, and tables of celebrities. In 1992 she got involved with the home shopping cable network QVC, creating and selling on the air a collection called Silk Assets. In 1997 she bought back her dress line and relaunched herself as a designer of sophisticated ready-to-wear clothes (dresses, separates, and accessories) by reintroducing the wrap dress, which became, again, a bestseller. In 1998 she published a personal and business memoir, Diane: A Signature Life.


In 2001 von Furstenberg married media executive Barry Diller. The two founded the Diller–von Furstenberg Family Foundation, a family philanthropic enterprise that funds, among other things, the DVF Awards (established 2010)—grants that recognize women in leadership roles who have made an impact in various capacities around the world. In 2014 von Furstenberg published another memoir, The Woman I Wanted to Be. By 2020 von Furstenberg’s company had been losing money and had undergone a public retrenchment with, among other measures, the closing of all but one of its U.S. stores and the layoff of 60 percent of its corporate and retail staff. Soon after von Furstenberg wrote the self-help book Own It: The Secret to Life (2021). A documentary about her life, Diane von Furstenberg: Woman in Charge, premiered at the Tribeca Festival in 2024, the same year as the wrap dress’s 50th anniversary.



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POST UPDATE: It's me, Ivana from the future and I'm here to leave you with more links. Did you like this fashion illustration? Well, if you did maybe you'll be happy to know that I'm still doing fashion illustrations regularly- and here are links to prove it.


This is one of my favourite fashion illustrations up to date. I think I really did a good job with illustrating with this outfit. Plus, the colours remind me of this Diane Von Furstenberg look I illustrated back in 2018, so I'm adding these two fashion illustrations to my post. 
MORE FASHION ILLUSTRATIONS OF MY OUTFITS 




















If you like this fashion illustration and would like to see more, you have a look these similar posts: DIGITAL RETOUCHING WITH PAINT 3D,  LADY IN A LILAC DRESS and BALL PAINT FASHION ILLUSTRATION








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Comments

  1. Your illustrations never cease to amaze me, Ivana! An gosh, that is such a statement beautiful blue coat. I wish I can afford something from DvF alas, I don't think I ever will.

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    1. thank you sweetie. Yes, this coat is so pretty. If I could afford it, I would go for it.

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  2. Amazing illustration dear <3 I love your talent <3
    Amazing coat, I need it in my closet :)
    Beautiful colour and love ths fur :)

    Kisses
    Joanna

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  3. Stvarno ti svaka čast što uspijevaš razmišljati o kaputima na ovih +35, meni je i u topiću teško ovih dana haha :D Ali super ti je ispala ilustracija, ovo je baš jedan od onih posebnih, a opet vječnih komada!

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    1. hvala i da slažem se...ovako neki kaput bi se mogao vječno nositi, a opet je poseban. Svidjela mi se kombinacije boja ovdje.

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  4. Dearest Ivana,
    in my mailbox I also find the catalogs with the new autumn-winter fashion. So why not? The coat is really very nice, a great BLUE, and your drawing pretty as always!
    Hugs from here
    Traude
    http://rostrose.blogspot.co.at/2017/06/garten-katzen-unsere-reise-und-die.html

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  5. Hi Ivana :) Personally I haven't looked forward to Autumn/Winter's collection yet, because I'm still enjoying the sunny days and warm weather, which generally doesn't last as long as I want to in my country. What about your illustation, I really like your drawing - it's amazing, you've got the talent to illustrate it, and DvF has got the talent to project such a look, I love it :)
    Take care, dear :)


    http://crafty-zone.blogspot.com/

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    1. here Summer lasts for a long time, so I have more than enough time to enjoy it.

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  6. Neka, u moru kupaćih kostima i laganih haljinica nije loše videti jedan kaput i to ovakav. Savršena nijansa plave i odličan kroj!

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  7. You are right the colours are beautiful. Love the design and your interpretation :)Cheers - Margot :)

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  8. Hahaha, how cool is that, you know how much I love DvF fashion. Guess what my new update is all about, lol! Again you did a fantastic job on the illustration, Ivana. I am still trying to catch up with all the good work you did, so bear with me.
    Happy Friday, hun
    Lenya
    new look: Redvolution

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  9. Yes, it's wonderful to look forward to something! Never forget to live in the moment though ;) I can appreciate the coat as it's so energetic in color. But with the temperature here, wearing this coat is impossible but alas, I'm delighted to view your artistic interpretation. You have a style that is very Ivana! And now, you make me feel like picking a pencil and drawing and maybe I will. Remember the post with you suggesting to use spray paint one shoes to give them an update? I did spray paint a few things and I really got into it. Except that I can't spray paint outside with my cats around hahah and doing it in the house is a bit of a challenge. So far, I spray-painted an old candle holder and a jewelry holder, from dark colors to white! I will do more :D Thank you for inspiring, lady :D

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  10. ma che bella che è questa festa!!!

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  11. Awesome illustration <3

    Love it

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  12. As usual very interesting) Have a nice weekend)

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  13. Nice and very unique medieval clothing fashion you showed in your post. Womens fashion accessories online

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  14. Great illustration and Good styling sharing...
    http://sepatuholig.blogspot.com/
    IG @grace_njio

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