Vivienne Westwood
British punk, history, and fashion as a form of rebellion.
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Vivienne Westwood built her career from the boutique she opened in London with Malcolm McLaren in 1971, a space closely linked to the birth of punk aesthetics.
The designer mixed tartans, historical corsetry, British tailoring, political messages, and extreme proportions to constantly challenge clothing norms.
The crowned orb, inspired by tradition and the future, became the emblem of a fashion house that has kept intellectual provocation as an inseparable part of its identity.