Goofy
09-16-2014, 04:51 PM
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She’s one of England’s most acclaimed fashion designers, but Vivienne Westwood showed her support for Scottish independence at LFW by sending her models down the catwalk wearing ‘Yes’ badges.
The 73-year-old also placed a statement explaining her political view on the referendum on all the seats at her SS15 runway show this weekend.
It read: ‘I am so excited. Fingers crossed they will win. Because if they do, it could be the turning point towards a better world’
‘We English have to fight our government. You, Scotland, can have the government you want.’
Born in Derbyshire, Vivienne is infamous for her use of tartan fabrics in fashion, and even joined the Scottish Fashion Awards Hall Of Fame earlier this month at a dinner where she told the hundreds of guests about her fears of fracking in Scotland and praised the free higher education available in the country.
Vivienne wrapped herself in a Scottish flag following her Red Label fashion show, which featured suits, pinstripes and statement draping aplenty, and told waiting journalists that she ‘hates England’.
Her 17-year-old granddaughter Kora Korre also took to the catwalk to debut the spring collection – although if she was wearing a blue ‘Yes badge’, it was hidden.
Because what’s fashion week without a little bit of drama, eh?
http://i.imgur.com/U783Jiw.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/nKrZ6c7.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/9S1Iq9O.jpg
:lol:
She’s one of England’s most acclaimed fashion designers, but Vivienne Westwood showed her support for Scottish independence at LFW by sending her models down the catwalk wearing ‘Yes’ badges.
The 73-year-old also placed a statement explaining her political view on the referendum on all the seats at her SS15 runway show this weekend.
It read: ‘I am so excited. Fingers crossed they will win. Because if they do, it could be the turning point towards a better world’
‘We English have to fight our government. You, Scotland, can have the government you want.’
Born in Derbyshire, Vivienne is infamous for her use of tartan fabrics in fashion, and even joined the Scottish Fashion Awards Hall Of Fame earlier this month at a dinner where she told the hundreds of guests about her fears of fracking in Scotland and praised the free higher education available in the country.
Vivienne wrapped herself in a Scottish flag following her Red Label fashion show, which featured suits, pinstripes and statement draping aplenty, and told waiting journalists that she ‘hates England’.
Her 17-year-old granddaughter Kora Korre also took to the catwalk to debut the spring collection – although if she was wearing a blue ‘Yes badge’, it was hidden.
Because what’s fashion week without a little bit of drama, eh?
http://i.imgur.com/U783Jiw.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/nKrZ6c7.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/9S1Iq9O.jpg
:lol: