Vivienne and Worlds End

The Fashionisto

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Published November 18, 2008

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Updated January 12, 2015

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What comes in an exaggerated gigantic lanky package? A “limited collection of special items, one offs, pins and badges.”  If you want to live on the edge; avant-garde that is, Vivienne Westwood’s Worlds End collection serves a limited helping of outrageous pieces, which include cropped overalls, kilts, and blazers with balloon sleeves.
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