A beautifully tailored Vivienne Westwood Red Label skirt suit featuring one of the house's signature themes: classic British tailoring with an intentionally deconstructed finish. The soft grey marled tweed is framed with raw frayed edges, creating texture and movement while preserving the sharp silhouette Westwood is known for.
The fitted jacket features sculptural seaming, exaggerated lapels, wooden logo buttons and raw-edge patch pockets, paired with a matching straight skirt finished with the same fringe detailing. Together, they create a look that feels both refined and rebellious.
Produced under the Vivienne Westwood Red Label line, this set reflects the house's focus on everyday tailoring through an avant-garde lens. The frayed tweed aesthetic appeared repeatedly throughout Westwood's collections during the late 1990s and early 2000s, when Red Label reinterpreted traditional British fabrics with deliberately unfinished edges and asymmetrical construction.
