At 64, with almost 40 years in the business, Diane Von Furstenberg needs little introduction. Arriving in the fashion world with her iconic wrap dress in 1974, she's built (and re-built) a multi-billion-pound lifestyle empire with her fashion, beauty and home collections, and was once described as the most marketable designer since Coco Chanel. In 2005 she was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Council Of Fashion Designers Of America and elected their president the following year. Diane had two children, Tatiana and Alexander, with Prince Egon Von Furstenberg and is now married to media mogul Barry Diller, with homes in Connecticut, New York and Paris.
The secret to aging well is...embrace it. It's better to be you. I use Tracie Martyn's Firming Serum every day, and get her facials once a week, but I'm a strong believer that less is more, as you get older. I think too much make-up can age you.