Diane von Furstenberg Interview | In the Studio | The New York Times

Diane von Furstenberg chats with Vanessa Friedman about how her fashionably eclectic office in the Meatpacking District doubles as a living space and a reflection of the DVF brand.
Produced by: Shayla Harris and Vanessa Friedman
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[@hoagjace]

"I live and work together, that's how I do things" love it! So inspiring

[@ashleydavall]

So many of the designers in this series have seemed to inhabit cold bland boxes for offices and work spaces and then along comes Diane... She's at once exotic and yet homely, gorgeous and yet motherly, far out and extraordinary and yet relatable.... What a remarkable woman, entrepreneur and designer!

[@quaintdeliveries247]

I am a guy who's usually on the opposite end of fashion but am on a NYT binge. I was a bit skeptical clicking on this fashion designer's video with an exotic name but, I like her. Seems like a lovely, successful woman.

[@leanneramnarine2281]

I find people are sometimes surprised that most 'fashion' people turn out to just be really creative, hard working people. Of course there are the real-life stereotypes but I think there aren't as many of them as there are interesting, cultured and genuine people working in the industry. :)

[@bludika]

you know its actually NOT the designers or founders that are the bad people, it's the people working at these fashion companies that think they're all of sudden the elitists

[@Burps___]

Love these In The Studio videos. Love, love, love. And like Diane, I, too, adore gigantic tables.

[@safewaycart]

Me too.

[@SJawaher]

I love her and her work is amazing

[@user-ws1zb4md5p]

No 1 fan diane von furstenburg thank you for you may universe grant you life..such an inspiration as a human thank you thank you...

[@sahnie82]

Yes. I love how her life inspires her work and ultimately becomes intergrated into who she is.

[@movementsNYC]

Been inside. Its Beautiful

[@764KRISTIN]

I love her ❤ what an amazing woman, beautiful in and out!

[@rhondacosta160]

LOVE

[@kittyblingbling]

LOVE HER!

[@perlala.2446]

Do you need a marketing intern Diane? :) haha lovely office and beautiful designs

[@deesticco1719]

Dian depicts aging is beautiful, and spiritual !🙏

[@philfromthefuture]

What a life...

[@richardm239]

what a cool beautiful woman that office is awesome

[@patmebg3794]

Lovely woman

[@melaniamonicacraciun9900]

God gave us the sense of beauty fans, it's a matter of FAITH, following God's will, go creative and pull out imagination, seeking for happiness, let's just follow HIM because he has always the best ideas about what humans should be. If we spread good vibes or not, a human life is ending after a cup of years, wasting 70 years murdering innocent people is a total waste of time, but then how could we show losers of being such fools if not using now this huge opportunity to hang on things that make life worth living? Get in action fans, enjoy fashion shows as best Covid immune celebrations, let's turn back to live again. Never forget, before this Covid global apocalypse it is our planet the one suffocating, if you teach your followers how to build up new oxygen factories each home, each window, each family, each building, each company, try to guess how many more fans will love you as angels of salvation