Vivienne Westwood Biography Book (English)

Published in 1999. Softcover, 401 pages, 13 x 19.5cm. English. HarperCollins.

This book is the paperback edition of "Vivienne Westwood: An Unfashionable Life," a biography of Vivienne Westwood, one of the most shocking and controversial figures in the world during the late 20th century.

It chronicles her childhood, her interest in fashion, her meeting with Malcolm McLaren, the "World's End" boutique, the "SEX" boutique that opened on Kings Road in 1976, and her interactions with avant-garde figures like Johnny Rotten and Simon Baker.

As a biography, the book is primarily text-based, but it includes approximately 28 pages of black and white and color photographs.

Page 306 appears to have come loose and has been repaired with tape, causing it to slightly protrude (see image).

Condition: Overall, there is considerable damage, including scratches, folds, tears, and tape in various places, resulting in a significantly deteriorated condition (please refer to the images). However, the pages of the main body are generally in good condition, and the photo pages can be viewed without issue, except for the aforementioned page. It appears to be a former library book from the United States, as it has stamps. Please be aware of this.

Please use this for reference or research purposes.