DVF popped up in San Francisco and we welcomed her with open arms. The DVF Pop-Up shop was both a store and the art exhibit featuring the historial prints that have made Diane von Furstenberg a global brand.
The DVF Pop-up store was also a collaboration with Levis jeans. So exciting right? DVF X Levis created the denim of my dreams. My favorite design element of the DVF Pop-up was the handprinted denim jeans. Levis jeans became the canvas for DVF fashion art where prints were being layered onto classic denim fabric. Most of all, I loved the bright colors, textures and the DVF brand history. I felt like I was in a fashion blogger’s playland.
The DVF Pop-up store was also a collaboration with Levis jeans. So exciting right? DVF X Levis created the denim of my dreams. My favorite design element of the DVF Pop-up was the handprinted denim jeans. Levis jeans became the canvas for DVF fashion art where prints were being layered onto classic denim fabric. Most of all, I loved the bright colors, textures and the DVF brand history. I felt like I was in a fashion blogger’s playland.
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Along with the art displays all throughout the studio, there were some gorgeous DVF pieces. DVF has a perfect way of pairing prints. Mixed prints were everywhere in the collection along with great fun furs and black and white booties. There was a blue faux fur jacket . I fell in love with it and need to wear it during NYFW in Feb. San Francisco is way to warm for such a furry jacket. Ha!
DVF is an innovative brand and I also love the impact Diane von Furstenberg has made in the fashion industry. She also empowered so many women be it models, designers or students. Unfortunately, the DVF X Levis Pop up is closed now but it was a treat to have all of this color and creativity in the city.
DVF is an innovative brand and I also love the impact Diane von Furstenberg has made in the fashion industry. She also empowered so many women be it models, designers or students. Unfortunately, the DVF X Levis Pop up is closed now but it was a treat to have all of this color and creativity in the city.
DVF was kind enough to donate proceeds to charity such as Iridescent, Vital Voices, and the Ruth Asawa San Francisco School of the Arts as well as those devastated by the Forest Fires in Northen California.
DVF you are a true fashion gem.
Thanks for coming to San Francisco.
-MsChurchDress
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