Worlds End Sweaters

Vivienne Westwood stands alone in the nexus between pop culture and fashion — her finest works rendered inextricable from the legendary punks which donned them. Initially drawn to the movement by its shock and subversion, her store King’s Road (later renamed SEX, and then Seditionaries) became the most crucial author of the movement’s visual language . Though as Westwood’s career has progressed, she has became more firmly entrenched in the mainstream, (receiving British Fashion Designer of the Year three times) she has remained a designer for whom the political and social message behind her clothing is often as important as the garments themselves, and has released capsule collections aimed at calling attention to nuclear weapons, climate change, and numerous other social causes. “Savages”, the second runway show for Vivienne Westwood and Malcolm Mclaren’s Seditionaries encore "Worlds End...

Worlds End by Vivienne Westwood and Malcolm McLaren Autumn-Winter 1983 Keith Haring 'Witches' oversized jersey sweater