Vivienne Westwood Red Label

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Vivienne Westwood RED LABEL is a ready-to-wear line launched in 1999 by British designer Vivienne Westwood. Against a background of interest in Savile Row tailoring and French couture, it offers clothing primarily for women. In Japan, RED LABEL lookbooks are regularly published on the official website, and the line is available at stores including concept stores.

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Founded
1971
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Vivienne Westwood
Clothing

Entry-level ready-to-wear (integrated in 2016)

Vivienne Westwood Red Label was a ready-to-wear offshoot line launched in 1999, developed

Vivienne Westwood Red Label was a ready-to-wear offshoot line launched in 1999, developed with the aim of incorporating Savile Row-inspired tailoring and elements of French couture into everyday clothing. It was presented in major markets such as New York, with a focus on younger audiences and those new to the brand. As part of the brand’s reorganization in 2016, Red Label was integrated into the main line, ending its operation as an independent sub-line.

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