拍品专文
'The most striking detail from 16th century clothes is the way sections of a garment are edged with a contrasting frame. I have used mitering instead of appliqué to make stripes turn corners and frame edges…However it is in the broad feel of the collection that this 16th century influence is present, in the strong yet restrained use of colour and in the balancing of proportion. The waiste is slightly higher and the torso is small, helped by a subtle paring away of the ratio between sleeves and bodice and the juxtaposition of bell or (fluid, yet essentially) cone-shaped skirts.'
Vivienne Westwood
Vivienne Westwood