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"If there's any designer worthy of a fairy tale memoir, it's Diane von Furstenberg. You see, before DVF was a designer, she was a real-life princess. And just as becoming a princess was only the start of Diane's narrative, so too is true for the heroine of Diane von Furstenberg and the Tale of the Empress's New Clothes.\n\n The book intertwines two plots: one tells Diane's story, from meeting her prince to her very first fashion show to the invention of her iconic wrap dress. The second is a reworking of The Emperor's New Clothes, in which a fashion-crazed empress seeking the affection of her father enlists the help of two con artists masquerading as designers.\n\n How do the two tales relate? After her self-imposed exile to Europe and subsequent reintroduction to the New York fashion scene, Diane comes to the empress's aid by outfitting her in a classic DVF wrap dress. While the story is sweet, it's the illustrations that truly make the book come alive. Diane's studio created the whimsical drawings that complement author Camilla Morton's words, which are peppered with wise quotes from DVF (\"Love is life\", anyone?).\n\n Click through to get an exclusive look at the book's charming imagery, and pick up your own copy of Diane von Furstenberg and the Tale of the Empress's New Clothes, on sale now."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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