Diane Von Furstenberg brought a colour burst explosion onto the catwalk for her spring/summer 2012 collection at New York Fashion Week yesterday (Sunday 11 September), showing people that in the face of adversity, and whilst remembering a tragedy, New York City will never be beaten, or stop living.Working up to her signature wrap print dresses, Furstenberg first showed a mix of white organza see-through shorts and jackets mixed with the same coloured tops and bottoms.
She shortly followed on with an eclectic mix of floral print silk trousers, skirts and shirts – always using the same pattern but with different hues which ranged from bright sunshine yellow to coral then earth browns.
Managing to incorporate a mixture of the new legendary sport luxe – which seems to be culminating at every show so far- Furstenberg opted to colour block her silk and sheer tops with billowing trousers and dresses.
Finishing off with a mix of sequinned evening wear that sparkled heavily in the studio lights the collection managed to have something wearable for every single age group – a rarity these days.
From sharp tailoring to African inspired prints this designer showed off her expansive skill set in droves and no doubt left people ordering at the doors on their way out.
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