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Explore our selection of men’s jewellery. This season’s collection combines the timeless punk safety pin and hardware-style figaro cable chain, alongside mixed-sized crystals, or our signature orbs across rings, pendants and bracelets. Hardware padlocks have inspired our Fitzrovia group, while our Augustino styles feature buckles reminiscent of a classic belt for this season.
8 de mar. de 2011 · 8March 2011. Text Isabella Burley. Vivienne Westwood 1980-89 7. Throughout the 1980s, Vivienne Westwood’s designs underwent prolific change. At the beginning her work explored post-punk androgyny and influenced by 18th century men’s clothing she created her iconic ‘Pirates’ collection (1981). As the decade progressed her silhouettes ...
Vivienne Westwood. The English designer who defined ’70s punk fashion, today, Vivienne Westwood is still transforming menswear classics with rebellious touches and transgressive details. Jackets, polo shirts, shirts and T-shirts combine neutral and bright colors, classic check prints and original effects inspired by street art.
Explore new-in Vivienne Westwood Men's designer knitwear, ideal for everyday luxury layering. Find men's organic cotton leggings, cardigans, merino jumpers and more.
Vivienne Westwood designer clothes for men hold a distinct identity, firmly rooted in the British tradition of Savile Row tailoring, alongside a strong offer of casual daywear, cocktail and occasion wear. Styles are cut with the house’s signature silhouettes, while sustainability lies at the heart of each design choice.
31 de dic. de 2022 · Far more entrenched in the punk movement than him, while they showcased their first runway show, the Pirate collection (A/W 81/82) at L’Olympia in Paris, they had also filed for divorce by then. Born from Westwood’s obsession with 18th century men’s clothing that included exaggerated trousers, billowing shirts, and pointed footwear enmeshed with a romantic, yet vibrant aesthetic laid the ...
Vivienne Westwood’s continual exploration and reinterpretation of history, combined with a tireless individualism, cemented her reputation as the UK’s most culturally significant fashion designer. Her expansive body of work traced the socio-economic and cultural climate of Britain over the past four decades, and a cursory glance through her archive also highlights the paradox of her career ...
