Vivienne Westwood

Vivienne Westwood took shape in 1970s London, when Vivienne Westwood transformed punk, costume history and British culture into a radically new fashion language. Tartan, corsetry, draping, tailoring and subverted proportions became tools for challenging social and aesthetic conventions. After decades of collaboration with the founder, creative direction is now led by Andreas Kronthaler, Westwood’s husband and creative partner, who continues to evolve her legacy through theatrical, experimental collections deeply connected to craftsmanship. Fashion, activism and cultural critique remain inseparable from the Maison’s identity. Vivienne Westwood continues to approach clothing as a vehicle for expression and provocation, keeping alive one of British fashion’s most iconoclastic legacies.