Capturing the romance of autumn.
Vivienne Westwood's 24AW digital collection has been revealed.
The house unfolds a collection inspired by ancient Rome and military dress, grounded in the Empire style that reflects the aesthetics of the early 19th-century Napoleonic era and the lavish opulence of the Roman Empire.
From the brand's signature draped pieces to polished equestrian accessories and dance shoes, the collection presents design elements steeped in classical sentiment.
To capture its romantic scenes, the campaign was shot on an English farm, framing pastoral landscapes and still-life compositions. With this collection, Vivienne Westwood proposes another concept: classic punk.
FAQ
What's the concept behind Vivienne Westwood's 24AW collection?
Vivienne Westwood's 24AW collection draws inspiration from ancient Rome and military uniforms, grounded in early 19th-century Napoleonic-era aesthetics and the Roman Empire's Empire style.
Where was the Vivienne Westwood 24AW campaign shot?
The Vivienne Westwood 24AW campaign was photographed at a British farm to capture romantic scenes, styled as pastoral landscapes and still-life compositions.
