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Vivienne Westwood Beige Cotton Cardigan
The Bea Cardigan by Vivienne Westwood is a sophisticated and versatile piece perfect for adding a touch of elegance to
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Vivienne Westwood Black Cotton Sweatshirt
Vivienne Westwood Black Merino Wool Cardigan
The Bea Cardigan in wool by Vivienne Westwood is an elegant and sophisticated garment, made from pure merino wool for
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Vivienne Westwood Blue Merino Wool Cardigan
The Bea Cardigan in wool by Vivienne Westwood is an elegant and sophisticated garment, made from pure merino wool for
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Vivienne Westwood Multicolor Merino Wool Cardigan
The Bea Cardigan in wool by Vivienne Westwood is an elegant and sophisticated garment, made from pure merino wool for
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A true British icon, Vivienne Westwood has played a defining role in shaping contemporary fashion and youth culture. The brand’s story began in 1971, when visionary designer Vivienne Westwood opened her first boutique in London and emerged as a central figure of the Punk movement in the 1970s. Since then, the house has continuously challenged convention, blending rebellion with tradition.
Renowned for its instantly recognisable designs — from corset tops and sculptural tailoring to dramatic platform shoes — Vivienne Westwood pushes the boundaries of form and expression. Under the creative leadership of Andreas Kronthaler, the brand remains a powerful voice for individuality, cultural commentary and environmentally conscious fashion. Vivienne Westwood represents a bold vision of luxury — provocative, expressive and unapologetically British.
