Overview

• The wrap dress, introduced in 1974, became a symbol of women's liberation and empowerment.
• Diane von Furstenberg's design was inspired by a TV appearance of Julie Nixon Eisenhower in a DVF wraparound blouse and skirt set.
• The dress's versatility and affordability made it a staple for working women, selling over a million units by 1976.
• Von Furstenberg's personal history, including her mother's survival of Auschwitz, deeply influenced her approach to life and fashion.
• The documentary highlights von Furstenberg's candid reflections on her career, personal life, and mission to empower women.