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"   Diane von Furstenberg &amp;amp;amp; Martha Stewart  Fashion Week&amp;#039;s over, but Martha Stewart isn&amp;#039;t ready to stop talking about the clothes. (And we&amp;#039;ll be damned if we get in her way.) This Sunday night, her new special, The Women Who Dress America, airs on the Hallmark Channel. Martha interviews some of the fashion industry&amp;#039;s top female designers in some of their favorite spaces: their offices, their favorite parks, and\u2014surprise!\u2014their kitchens. So throw off your Louboutins, pour yourself some tea, and read our preview! She meets Diane von Furstenberg in New York&amp;#039;s High Line Park, where they reminisce over the 1973 debut the iconic wrap dress. (Even though Stewart says that when she was a young model, she &amp;quot;felt too skinny and boney for the wrap dress.&amp;quot;) Then they move to von Furstenberg&amp;#039;s apartment over the DvF studios in New York. It&amp;#039;s just as you&amp;#039;d imagine\u2014covered in bold prints, including zebra stripe pillows, leopard print carpets, and multi-colored woven chairs. They discuss von Furstenberg&amp;#039;s legacy (Newsweek put her on their cover at 29, and called her &amp;quot;the most marketable female in fashion since Coco Chanel&amp;quot;), her marriage, and her enduring brand. Stewart then sits down with Tory Burch at the kitchen counter where Burch began her line. &amp;quot;I hired a couple of people for a couple of weeks,&amp;quot; says Burch. &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s been six-and-a-half years, and they&amp;#039;re still with me.&amp;quot; Burch talks about her children, her beginnings in New York as &amp;quot;the hot young thing,&amp;quot; as Stewart calls her, and the accessible luxury of her aesthetic.   Photo: Stuart Ramson  Jenna Lyons is next, in her colorful J. Crew office, to tell Stewart about the experience of seeing Michelle Obama appear on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno in head-to-toe Crew. &amp;quot;I almost took my husband&amp;#039;s eye out trying to wake him up.&amp;quot; And Stewart&amp;#039;s last stop is a makeshift sanctuary behind Donna Karan&amp;#039;s Urban Zen store in Sag Harbor, East Hampton, where she and Karan do some yoga and explore Karan&amp;#039;s East-meets-West philosophy and her love of black\u2014or, as Karan describes it, &amp;quot;the color that transforms from day into night.&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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