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Vivienne Westwood Red Label
Vivienne Westwood Red Label SS13 collection from London Fashion Week
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Vivienne Westwood gave a nod to the 50s with her vintage-inspired Red Label spring 2013 collection.
Charlotte Free opened the show in this gorgeous floral head piece and a, er, green painted face. Pencil skirts, neck scarves, midi-dresses and more painted faces were to follow, showcasing a collectoin full of femininity and grace. Westwood said herself: 'buy less, choose well, make it last... In fact, don't buy this collection.' But we're sure after seeing this that she'll be mostly ignored...
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