The revolutionary British fashion house known for its punk-inspired aesthetic, subversive tailoring, and historical references.
Vivienne Westwood (1941–2022) was a foundational figure in modern fashion, credited with bringing punk and new wave styles into the mainstream. Her work often blended traditional British craftsmanship — such as tartan and Harris Tweed — with provocative, avant-garde silhouettes and political activism. The house continues her legacy under the creative direction of Andreas Kronthaler, maintaining its status as a bastion of creative rebellion and architectural ingenuity.
