Diane von Furstenberg

Edria animal-print high-rise shorts

Diane von Furstenberg Edria animal-print high-rise shorts

Diane von Furstenberg’s mastery of dynamic prints is captured in the Edria shorts. Defined by a vibrant interpretation of a classic animal print, their fluid, high-rise silhouette offers a sophisticated foundation for warm-weather dressing, bringing an element of polished confidence to any wardrobe.

The art of the detail

The Edria shorts are crafted from a lightweight fabric with a hint of silk, giving them a subtle luster and an elegant drape. The high-rise waist and flowing cut create a flattering silhouette that moves with you. Presented in a striking animal print set against a bold blue background, this design embodies modern energy. The fabrication ensures both comfort and a refined finish, making them a versatile piece for day-to-evening wear. Tailoring details are kept minimal to allow the expressive pattern and fluid shape to remain the focus.

How to wear

Style the Edria shorts with the coordinating printed blouse for a seamless and impactful ensemble suited for a gallery opening or a sophisticated rooftop gathering. For a more understated approach, pair them with a simple white silk camisole and neutral-toned heeled mules. Complete the look with delicate gold-toned jewelry to accentuate the pattern’s warm notes. This combination creates a refined outfit perfect for a seaside brunch or an elegant resort-side dinner, showcasing a flair for confident, effortless dressing.

About Diane von Furstenberg

Since its inception in New York in the 1970s, Diane von Furstenberg has championed confident, expressive femininity. The house is renowned for its iconic wrap dresses and masterful use of color and print, creating clothes that empower the wearer. The Edria shorts are a clear reflection of this ethos, blending a bold pattern with an effortless silhouette. Each collection continues the legacy of designing for the woman in charge of her own life, offering pieces that are both timeless and modern.