Vivienne Westwood Chantilly Lace Corset (AW 1996)
Vivienne Westwood Chantilly Lace Corset (AW 1996)
Vivienne Westwood Chantilly Lace Corset (AW 1996)
Vivienne Westwood Chantilly Lace Corset (AW 1996)
Vivienne Westwood Chantilly Lace Corset (AW 1996)
Vivienne Westwood Chantilly Lace Corset (AW 1996)
Vivienne Westwood Chantilly Lace Corset (AW 1996)
Vivienne Westwood Chantilly Lace Corset (AW 1996)
Vivienne Westwood Chantilly Lace Corset (AW 1996)

Vivienne Westwood Chantilly Lace Corset (AW 1996)

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Curator's Note

From Vivienne Westwood Gold Label's AW 1996 "Storm in a Teacup" collection. The black Chantilly lace over nude stretch with internal boning and one-shoulder is one of the stronger corset pieces from this collection. This example comes from the wardrobe of Annabelle Neilson, English socialite and close friend and muse to Alexander McQueen. Davina McCall wore the design at the 1996 MTV Europe Music Awards; versions have also been worn by Ariana Grande and Kourtney Kardashian.

Description

  • Black Chantilly lace corset top over nude-toned stretch base
  • Asymmetric one-shoulder with diagonal lace draping across the bodice
  • Internal boned corset with centre-back zip fastening
  • Black satin bow detail at back shoulder
  • From the Vivienne Westwood Gold Label AW 1996 "Storm in a Teacup" collection
  • From the wardrobe of Annabelle Neilson, muse to Alexander McQueen
  • Davina McCall wore the design at the 1996 MTV Europe Music Awards
  • Also worn by Ariana Grande and Kourtney Kardashian

Size & Measurements

  • Labelled size UK 10 (please refer to measurements for accurate fit)
  • Measurements are taken with the garment laid flat:
    • Chest: 39cm
    • Waist: 30cm
    • Length: 43cm

Excellent

Garment is in outstanding condition with no or minimal signs of wear. Any flaws present are negligible and do not detract from the overall appearance or integrity of the piece.

Vivienne Westwood

Vivienne Westwood is one of the most influential British fashion designers of the 20th century. She began her career in the early 1970s, working with Malcolm McLaren from their boutique in Chelsea, where together they are credited as the primary architects of punk fashion in London. Her work subsequently moved far beyond punk, drawing on 18th-century costume, corsetry, Harris Tweed and British aristocratic codes to interrogate class, gender and social convention through clothing. In her later years she became one of fashion's most prominent climate activists. Her designs have been worn by the Sex Pistols, Madonna, Kate Moss, Naomi Campbell and Rihanna across five decades of music, film and popular culture.

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