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| VIVIENNE WESTWOOD SEDITIONARIES |
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| While the fictional characters in The Serial were ¥staying mellow at all cost¥ Westwood opened Seditionaries. This was the first authentic Punk shop in London and created what Jon Savage writting in The Face called ¥¥the only modern look of the 70¥s¥¥. Designed in collaboration with David Connor, the shop tranlated the hard edge of Street Style into interior design, using blow-up photographs of bomb-damaged London. The outside was painted in flat institutional grey, with clouded glass window so that one couldn¥t look in. The shop quickly attracted cult status and the Daily Mirror newspaper even ran a campaign to have it closed down. Westwood recalls that McLaren thrived on such ¥success¥, ¥¥ Malcolm was crazy in Seditionaries. He was supposed to open at 11.00 am but sometimes he¥d be up all night styling the shop, pinning up pictures and in the morning people would be shouting ¥¥Let us in Malcolm¥¥ but he wouldn¥t until he¥d finished back to VIVIENNE WESTWOOD menu |
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