Vivienne Westwood'S Punk

Vivienne Westwood If you can always make people stand out in your clothes, you will surely have a better life. When we mention Vivienne Westwood, we have to mention Malcolm McLaren. This man, who was only 18 years old at that time, not only ended her ordinary marriage life, but also brought her into crazy rock fashion The way. After leaving her husband, Vivienne resolutely decided to live a hard life with Malcolm. The two first moved into a low rent house in Clapham, and Vivienne has been supporting their new life with the small income from being a teacher. Until 1971, the sixth year of their acquaintance, the controversial store SEX finally opened at 430 King's Road, But it was called "Let It Rock" at that time. In fact, in the nearly 10 years from 1971 to 1979, the store had been renamed four times in total, and in the second year when it was renamed SEX, the two were also fined for the excessive exhibition in the store. However, since its establishment, this store has still received the worship of fashion fans from all over the world on King's Street, and has always used the name of Worlds Ends since the last change of name.

Vivienne Westwood and her then boyfriend Malcolm McLaren

The store "SEX" located at King's Street for two people "At the beginning of the brand development, Malcolm became the agent of the punk band's sex pistol at that time, and the band's unique style was also injected into Vivienne Westwood's design style through the channel of the agent's boyfriend. At that time, the crazy elements of punk clothing far exceeded people's acceptance. Rubber one-piece suits, binding accessories, pins, and even iron on the old flush toilet Chains may appear on clothes, with unique Mohawks hairstyle. But Vivienne Westwood made a great contribution to the introduction of Scottish plaid into punk clothing. In addition to punk, she also added 17th and 18th century clothing cutting styles to her design, such as the narrow men's breeches at the top and bottom. The addition of these classical elements undoubtedly made her personal style more conspicuous. The late British designer Alexander Mcqueen once said, "She is the Coco Chanel of our time." In 1989, Vivienne Westwood was listed as one of the top six designers in the world in John Fairchild's book "Chic Savages". She was also named after Armani, Lagerfield, Saint Laurent, Lacroix and Ungaro.

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In 2011, Vivienne Westwood participated in a march outside St. Paul's Cathedral. Now, in addition to being a designer, the elderly Vivienne Westwood is also an activist in major political activities. She once talked on television about citizens' personal rights and human rights on the eve of the 2007 general election, in order to support the Labor Party and oppose the Conservative Party. In addition, she has designed commemorative T-shirts for Liberty, a British civil construction organization for human rights protection, to support their activities. The T-shirts read the slogan "I am not a terrorist, please do not detain me".

Keira Knightley appeared in Vogue Italy in January 2011 in Vivienne Westwood. Now, her former lover Malcolm has passed away in 2010. Vivienne Westwood stood in Camden Town, the birthplace of Punk, with others on the day of his funeral, watching the funeral procession go away. Although the two split up in the 1980s, Vivienne Westwood has lived in that low rent house for 30 years. It was not until 2000 that her current husband, Andreas Kronthaler, her former student, persuaded her to move into an old house built in 1703 that the Empress Dowager Xi said goodbye to her previous life. Now 71 years old, she is still active in the fashion circle. Although she never watches TV or newspapers, she is willing to receive interviews from programs. Her most common sentence is always "Since everyone has to wear clothes, why not wear good clothes?"

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