Vivianne Westwood, Spring 2017 'Ready to Wear Collection'--- Fashion illustration of the day/ Modna ilustracija dana


I love how this fashion illustration turned out. This time I illustrated an outfit from Vivianne Westwood's Spring 2017 Ready To Wear Collection. Who doesn't like Dame Vivianne Westwood? She is a true icon of British fashion. Among British designers, she has always been my personal favourite. So, I was really thrilled to draw this illustration. The medium is coloured pencils on paper. 


Sviđa mi se kako je ova modna ilustracija ispala. Ovoga puta sam ilustrirala kreaciju iz ovogodišnje proljetne kolekcije (spremne za nošenje) Vivianne Westwood. Tko ju je voli? Ona je prava ikona britanske mode. Među britanskim kreatorima, uvijek mi je bila najdraža. Tako da sam baš sa zadovoljstvom nacrtala ovu ilustraciju. Medij su bojice na papiru. 





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Vivienne Westwood (born April 8, 1941, Glossop, Derbyshire, England—died December 29, 2022, London) was a British fashion designer known for her provocative clothing. With her partner, Malcolm McLaren, she extended the influence of the 1970s punk music movement into fashion.


She was a schoolteacher before she married Derek Westwood in 1962 (divorced 1965). A self-taught designer, in 1965 Westwood met and moved in with McLaren, future manager of the punk band the Sex Pistols. Together they pursued a career in fashion. Initially, they operated Let It Rock, a stall selling secondhand 1950s vintage clothing along with McLaren’s rock-and-roll record collection. Westwood produced clothing designs based on his provocative ideas. Their customized T-shirts, which were ripped and emblazoned with shocking antiestablishment slogans and graphics, and their bondage trousers—black pants featuring straps inspired by sadomasochistic costume—flew out of the London shop of which the couple became proprietors in 1971. Their boutique—variously named Too Fast to Live, Too Young to Die; Sex; and finally Seditionaries—was a youth fashion mecca. Their erotically charged fashion image enraged Britain’s right-wing press, however. Soon after Westwood and McLaren staged Pirates, their first commercial ready-to-wear collection, in 1981, they ended their personal relationship. They remained professional partners for an additional five years, but Westwood soon established her identity as a leading independent designer.



Vivianne Westwood Spring 2017 fashion illustration

Westwood’s “mini-crini” design—a thigh-grazing crinoline produced in both cotton and tweed that debuted as part of her spring-summer 1985 collection—marked a turning point. For the next two decades she created collections that took inspiration from classical sources, notably the paintings of Jean-Honoré Fragonard, François Boucher, and Thomas Gainsborough, as well as historical British dress, including the 19th-century bustle, which Westwood incorporated under elaborate knitwear dresses and tartan miniskirts.


Independently, Westwood built her own eponymous mini fashion empire, operating numerous boutiques and producing two menswear and three women’s wear collections annually as well as bridal clothes, shoes, hosiery, eyewear, scarves, ties, knitwear, cosmetics, and perfumes. On April 1, 2004, a retrospective devoted to her creations opened at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. “Vivienne Westwood: 34 Years in Fashion” was the largest exhibition the museum had ever dedicated to a British designer. She was made an Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in 1992 and advanced to Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire (DBE) in 2006.

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Comments

  1. Elif24 June 2017 at 09:08

    woww is it your idea

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  2. Gabrielle24 June 2017 at 09:51

    The styling itself of the colour-block skirt and longline grey blazer is so unusual, and I love that you gathered inspiration from this to create an illustration. Have a lovely weekend!!

    aglassofice.com
    x

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  3. ღღČяїstinEεїз24 June 2017 at 10:59

    OMg! the illustration is so her! I love your artworks so much dear and I always learn so much from reading any of your blog posts. Too bad I'm kind of busy these days since the school year just begun here in our country. huhu
    Hopefully, I can get my hands on a few holidays though :D


    love lots,
    Tin

    mypoeticisolation.blogspot.com

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  4. Aly In Wanderland24 June 2017 at 11:57

    Amazing how it turned out


    Aly In Wanderland | <3 | New Post

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  5. Mica25 June 2017 at 06:17

    Can I just say how much I love that maxi skirt? It's beautiful! While I don't have any Vivienne Westwood pieces I do admire her talent - she has some lovely designs, as you've sketched here :)

    Hope you are having a wonderful weekend! :)

    Away From The Blue Blog

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  6. nuria25 June 2017 at 08:33

    I love your illustration! You get inspiration from great designers, beautiful art ❤️
    Have a lovely Sunday Ivana
    www.travelera.es

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  7. Unknown25 June 2017 at 12:00

    Really interesting post! Thanks a lot for sharing)

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  8. Jelena Dimić25 June 2017 at 13:34

    Ovo stvarno sjajno izgleda! <3

    http://couturecase.blogspot.com

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    1. Ivana Split25 June 2017 at 15:11

      hvala, ja sam zadovoljna jer sam konačno razvila neki svoj stil ilustracije:):).

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  9. Kezzie25 June 2017 at 15:16

    What a cool outfit that is! I love your illustration of it,, especially seeing it alongside the original picture- you've done an amazing job!

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  10. Jennifer Behrs26 June 2017 at 00:53

    "Among British designers, she has always been my personal favourite." - really? i dont follow her fashion collections, so i dont know her works...;-(

    nice to see your painting: it´s a 1:1 copy from the original.
    nicely done!

    bye.

    Jennifer
    http://jennifer-femininundmodisch.blogspot.de/2017/06/unterwegs-stadtbesuch-bei-sommerlichem.html

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  11. Rowena @ rolala loves26 June 2017 at 07:45

    You did a wonderful job with this illustration. Vivienne Westwood is indeed a true icon of British fashion and she still brings it with her designs.

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  12. Unknown26 June 2017 at 13:35

    hello Ivana,
    Its so gorgeous illustration, fantastic idea and your work, you are so talented girl my dear <3

    I hope your works will be n the glamorous vogue magazines soon !!!

    kisses :*
    Joanna

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  13. Lenya27 June 2017 at 07:03

    You are on a roll, Ivana. This is fantastic, so keep them coming.
    xox
    Lenya
    latest look: Tuesday

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  14. bambolai28 June 2017 at 04:09

    Tačno tako, volimo je svi! Uvek originalna i svoja iznenadi nas divnim kolekcijama iznova i iznova.

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  15. iameverywoman.eu28 June 2017 at 11:46

    Love her to bits :) Inspirational and brave with her unique ideas. Great drawings Ivana - have a lovely evening - Margot :))))

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