Vivienne Westwood

Vivienne Westwood, the iconic British fashion designer, is renowned for her influential and rebellious brand. Emerging as a key figure in the punk movement, Westwood's early boutiques like "Let It Rock" and "Sex" became synonymous with the punk fashion aesthetic. Her designs featured elements like safety pins and tartan fabrics, challenging conventions and embracing a rebellious spirit. Over the years, Westwood's label expanded beyond punk, incorporating historical costume and art into her designs. Notable collections include the influential "Pirate" (1981), the boundary-pushing "Mini-Crini" (1985), and the equally iconic “Portrait” (1990) and “Anglomania” (1993) in which Naomi famously stumbled in the designer’s 12” heels. Vivienne Westwood's commitment to sustainability and activism is reflected in her brand's eco-friendly practices, while her craftsmanship and theatricality continue to inspire designers and fashion enthusiasts worldwide.