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The incendiary queen of punk fashion still aims to shock and provoke with clothes that are "a reaction against what is"

At the beginning of the 1970s at 430 King’s Road there was a boutique that would become legendary within England’s punk and new wave movement.

Vivienne Westwood destroy muslin This is a early repro from the late 80’s Most likely made by debden who was from the UK and made the first reprise of... - Sold by @user6969696969696

As the legendary designer passes away at 81, we revisit an article charting a lifetime of rebellion, including taking over Dazed and getting naked for PETA

Destroy Lonely wearing Palace Skateboards via Vivienne Westwood tee

Rezillos and Sex Pistols themed well destroyed Punk Rock Jacket. This vintage tweed jacket (Burton Menswear London) has been thoroughly ripped and slashed and had the arms very roughly removed. The large homemade back patch (THE REZILLOS) is complemented by a great 'devil horns' patch. On the front is 'Never Mind The Bollocks - Sex Pistols' which has not escaped unscathed. This jacket is not so much distressed as in a blind panic! Large size punk safety-pins have been used to complete the…

There’s a lot of history at 430 King’s Road in London’s Chelsea district. These rare t-shirts are just a few of the many designs that originated from the various incarnations of the address in the 1970s. In 1971 the King’s Road location was known as Paradise Garage and future Sex Pistols manager Malcolm McLaren and […]

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