The late Vivienne Westwood dressed as she lived – in high-minded style entirely of her own making.
Vivienne and I first met on a British Vogue photoshoot in 1999. I can’t remember where it was, but I had to be there at 12 o’clock, and I was busy trying to finish work for the Turner Prize. I said I would just go by Tube, but Vogue insisted on sending me a car. The traffic was horrific, and by the time I got there, I was in a really foul mood. Someone from Vogue asked if there was anything they could get me, and I said I needed some cigarettes.
And looking at all the clothes during this shoot, seeing the quality of everything and all the piping and the double seams, and some of the pieces being just one piece of fabric that is draped and twisted: it’s magical. It could be just one square piece of cloth, and then when you put it on it becomes something completely different. There’s an alchemy to her clothes – they’re more than just something you wear.
Vivienne Westwood Tracey Emin Christies July 2024
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