“The cube print was very hot in the 70s…updating colors and changing scales keeps it relevant each season.”

- Diane von Furstenberg

Cube is one of the many geometric prints Diane created in the 70s with the skilled print designers at her friend and mentor, Angelo Ferretti’s Italian jersey factory in Como.

“Decades after I introduced the Chainlink print, it is still relevant, making it truly timeless.”

- Diane von Furstenberg

Chainlink was Diane’s first print, a geometric design made originally in a shirt dress that she wore sitting on a cube for her announcement in Women’s Wear Daily in 1970.

“Equally soothing and crucial is my love and need for nature.”

– Diane von Furstenberg

The Twigs print was born from Diane’s love and need for nature—she draws most of her print inspiration from her travels around the world and her home in Connecticut.

“Animal prints are always right.”

– Diane von Furstenberg

Diane debuted her Python print with the wrap dress in 1974. She mused that since the jersey fabric felt and moved like a second skin, why not print it in animal skin?

“Leopard never goes out of style.”

– Diane von Furstenberg

Diane debuted her iconic Leopard print with the wrap dress in 1974. Since then, it has become one of our most celebrated prints—holding a special place in every collection.

“All the intertwined ‘Dianes’ looked like my original prints from the 70s.”

– Diane von Furstenberg

Diane’s Signature print was introduced to the family during her 90s comeback. The idea came to her when she was talking on the phone and doodling her name over and over.