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Vivienne Westwood, the designer who defined the look of punk, using rock iconography, royalty, art and religion as recurring motifs in collections that brought a rebellious edge to British style, and who later went on to a long career in high fashion, died on Thursday in the Clapham neighborhood of South London. She was 81.

Her death was announced by her company, Vivienne Westwood, which did not specify the cause.

Ms. Westwood was just 30 when she and her boyfriend, Malcolm McLaren — who as a music impresario would go on to manage the S*x Pistols — opened a shop called Let It Rock at 430 King’s Road in London. The business, which had a pink vinyl sign out front, was an unconventional one, selling fe**sh wear and fashions inspired by the Teddy Boy look of the 1950s. More

Rounding up 5 sensational vintage stores in 5 (even more sensational) cities you should run to / Part ☝️

1. Oaxaca - colorful, eccentric prints and textiles

2. Athens - vintage military and sportswear by the kilo

3. New York - vintage western wear and levis

4. Miami - opulent, luxury, one of a kind costume pieces

5. Austin - 70s aesthetic, furniture and western wear

This opulent windbreaker by Pierre Cardin just went live on our

Decades of incredibly unique designs and fabrics trail blazed a simpler way of outfitting. Thank you for your dedication to fashion Issey Miyake 🖤

You know those people full of peaceful energy, laughter and genuine spirit? That is Erika, pictured here in a vintage African skirt scooped from our shop - thrifted in Harlem - and found its new home in the Caribbean ❤️

Costume designer sourced some pieces from us for her latest work on motion picture, All The Lords Men. Check out the trailer now ☝🏽

That time we shot and didn’t shoot…pants