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VIVIENNE WESTWOOD Spring/Summer 1997

For her Spring/Summer 1997 collection, “Vive la Bagatelle,” Vivienne Westwood fused the opulence of 18th-century salon culture with her signature punk-infused irreverence. This collection reimagined the decadence of aristocratic fashion, delivering an elegant clash of past and present that felt distinctly Westwood. The standout silhouette of the season was the now-iconic "Bagatelle" style, defined by wide, off-the-shoulder necklines that framed the collarbone like a portrait. Paired with tightly cinched waists and voluminous skirts, the look recalled the flirtatious charm of 18th-century French nobility. Corsetry was, as always, central to Westwood’s narrative, offering structure and sensuality in equal measure. The runway was a celebration of maximalism. Sumptuous fabrics like silk and taffeta were draped and ruched to perfection, while playful prints and rich jewel tones added depth to the collection’s regal air. Accessories were no afterthought — statement chokers, grand hats, and bold shoes imbued the looks with drama and fantasy. “Vive la Bagatelle” wasn’t just historical cosplay; it was a reminder of Westwood’s enduring ability to transform history into something modern, wearable, and relevant. Her ability to juxtapose refinement with rebellion made this collection one of her most memorable — a perfect balance of elegance and anarchy. For more articles and videos go to sevenonethreemag.com   / 713mag