Vivienne Westwood has introduced a limited-edition collection called “The Spring Cherubs,” which features an 18th-century painting on its most iconic silhouettes. This line incorporates “Spring” (Le Printemps) from François Boucher’s 1753 Four Seasons series, adding playful cherubs, voluminous clouds, and soft pastel blooms to the collection. It’s a nod to the brand’s enduring fascination with European Rococo art and memories from the ’90s runway archives.
The historical art has been transformed into both large-scale and patterned designs across a variety of tailored and jersey pieces. Notable items include the sleek Violin shirt and the Two Button Krall shirt, both made entirely from organic cotton. Devotees of Vivienne Westwood will note the resurgence of the Puppy Corset, now adorned with an otherworldly oil-on-canvas pattern. For footwear and accessories, the brand re-envisions its classic Roman Three Strap Sandal and roomy Worker Runner Holdall with matching soft pastel prints. Each item artfully unites traditional Savile Row craftsmanship with the elegance of historic French salon style. This is the ultimate whimsical collection for all women who dream of floating among the clouds.
The initial offering of the collection is now available for purchase on the Vivienne Westwood website.
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