News about Malcolm McLaren

EMILY PRESCOTT: Most of us would chuckle at any old shirt to nip to the shops, but if you're Kate Moss (pictured), you'll be seen as the top of the charts. The Iconic Savages T-shirt is twice as old as Moss's daughter Lila Grace, and is in remarkably good shape for its age. The garment was made by Sex Pistols' 1982 spring and summer line, and a matching shirt has recently gone online for more than £1,400. The supermodel, who turned 50 in January, was seen shopping in Lechlade-on-Thames, a stone's throw from her Cotswolds mansion.

Lauren Hutton, 80, was seen on errands in Los Angeles this week wearing a chic tweed jacket, green hat, and ankle-high boots, according to DailyMail.com. The American Gigolo star begged a young grocery store employee to carry her shopping bags to her car and was seen generously tipping him. Hutton came to modeling, and she is widely regarded as the first supermodel, but she went on to have a long television and film career.

On the catwalk together at the exhibition, which came after Vivienne's death, the model posed univocably with the late designer's widower Andreas Kronthaler. The vivacious unveiling of Vivienne's fall/winter 2023/24 collection comes after the fashion pioneer Vivienne died peacefully at her London home at the age of 81 in December.

Pharrell William's unique sense of style could help Louis Vuitton, France's luxury brand, breathe new life into it as he takes over from its friend Virgil Abloh as the company's creative director for menswear. From left to right: A printed bermuda jacket on sale last November; a fur coat in 2012; a golden look in New York in 2018; a camo suit in 2012. Inset: his fabled Buffalo hat from Vivienne Westwood and Malcolm McLaren's 1983 collection.

SARAH MOWER: Vivienne Swire, a vivacious working-class Northern girl who made her own clothes as a teenager, married Derek Westwood, then moved to London to conspire with Malcolm McLaren over punk's invention. Punk was a crass and ineffectual rebellion when she left McLaren. She began to promote high culture and intellectual inquiry in a complete turnaround.

Lady Amelia Windsor, 27, put on a smoky display when she arrived at the Good Enough College show by Bora Aksu. The royal beauty was left in her element in the deconstructed garment, right, which she paired with a padded green coat and loafer left.

Some people will always have a far bigger, brighter, more prominent, more fun, and latex-clad stamp on life than the majority of us. And it's impossible to imagine many top fashion designer Vivienne Westwood, who died at the age of 81, in terms of talent, daring, courage, anti-establishment activism, and knickerless meetings with the Queen. She did it all. She co-founded punk and designed an entire wardrobe, complete with safety pins, rubber, and bleached chicken bones, with boyfriend Malcolm McLaren, transforming the fashion industry for ever. Bianca Jagger was barred from selling too many airs and graces, and ITV newsreader Reginald Bosanquet changed in every now and then for a pair of rubber pants to wear under his suits.

The daughter of a greengrocer and a cotton weaver argued she could have made a pair of shoes as a five-year-old and went on to become one of Britain's most influential fashion designers having influenced punk culture. Dame Vivienne died peacefully in her sleep last night at the age of 81. With her androgynous designs, slogan t-shirts, and an unreverent attitude toward the company, the pioneering fashion designer made a name for herself on the fashion scene in the 1970s. Westwood, a Derbyshire-born girl, started working as a primary school teacher after a loving childhood in which her rebellious streak emerged early as she demolished her library card. It was Malcolm McLaren's relationship, which she first encountered at a house party in Harrow, that changed their lives. The pair would marry later this year after launching their own punk and fashion movement from a shoebox apartment in Balham.

Viienne Westwood died on Dec. 29 at the age of 81. The British fashion designer was known for her subversive style and punk aesthetic, and she continued to create until her death. "She lived an amazing life." Her ingenuity and impact over the past 60 years have been significant, and will continue into the future," she wrote on her eponymous brand's Instagram. A cause of death was not known, but Westwood is said to have passed "fully and surrounded by her family" in London. "Today gives you the feeling that you belong to the cosmos and gives you a sense of stability and vitality; it gives you such a sense of belonging and vitality in life that you should live and therefore should live: make full use of your life on earth."

Dame Vivienne Westwood, a well-known fashion designer, died at the age of 81. Ms Westwood died peacefully surrounded by her family in Clapham, South London, today, her representatives said in a tweet. Andreas Kronthaler, the 81-year-old's husband and creative partner, said, "I will keep Vivienne in my heart." We have been working until the end of the year, and she has given me a slew of things to get to.' 'Thank you darling.' With her androgynous designs, slogan t-shirts, and a cynical attitude toward the business, the pioneering fashion designer made a name for herself on the fashion scene in the 1970s. Ms Westwood's tributes have flooded in for her as a result of her heartbroken followers on social media. Following her death, Vivienne's tweets read: 'The world needs people like Vivienne to make a difference for the better.'

During a rare public appearance in Los Angeles just a few days before her 79th birthday, Hollywood beauty icon Lauren Hutton looked grumpy and out of place. The milestone is being commemorated in Hutton's hometown grocery store, but just two days earlier, the former supermodel and actress was seen looking stony-faced. According to an exclusive DailyMail.com video, the film and TV actress stepped out in a yellow sweatshirt matched with a navy skirt over black leggings, socks, and jelly sandals.

After being ordered to get rid of swear words in a clip of the band's notorious appearance on the Bill Grundy show in 1976 (pictured), Mark Sloper (inset) was left furious. He was forced to make last-minute changes ahead of the opening of a major new exhibition at the prestigious Saatchi Gallery in London's King's Road. "It's f****** ridiculous," Mark said. The Bill Grundy programme may have been shocking to a family audience in the Seventies but now, in an art exhibition?How is it offensive now? It's a piece of music history.' Grundy was fired by ITV after courting singer Johnny Rotten and guitar player Steve Jones to scream during the teatime Today program on December 1, 1976. The interview is embedded in a montage of punk rock footage from the 1980s, which is shown on a 40ft television screen as part of the exhibit.

SHOPPING: Bebe Rexha attended MTV's 2022 Music Video Awards, making a strong fashion splash in Vivienne Westwood's Iwona stripe-jacquard draped corset gown. Look closely and you will see the British designer's signatures: a corset-style silhouette, asymmetric draping, and a fitted waist. The best part is that we can all get our hands on Bebe's exact gown as it is now available at MatchesFashion.