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Vivienne Westwood Drunken jacket

Name: Vivienne Westwood Drunken jacket
Brand: Vivienne Westwood
Price: 1288.00 USD
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The Vivienne Westwood Drunken Jacket exudes an effortless blend of sartorial elegance and rebellious spirit. Stitched from luxurious 100% viscose, its off-white hue whispers sophistication, while the cloverleaf lapels offer a nod to Westwood’s avant-garde heritage. Tailored to perfection, this Italian-made masterpiece combines fluid draping with sharp structure in a way only Vivienne Westwood can achieve. Shoulder pads add a touch of drama, capturing that cool-girl audacity seamlessly.

This single-breasted jacket sits with just enough ease to allow movement while maintaining its structured silhouette. The three-button closure skims down sleekly, and side slit pockets introduce practicality with panache. With the one-button cuffs and a subtle vent at the back, it layers smoothly over anything from fine knits to lingerie-style camis—or stands alone as a statement piece. Transitioning effortlessly from modern daywear to after-dark glam, it’s a piece that adapts to your evolving style narrative.

Harnessing the iconic anti-establishment flair synonymous with Vivienne Westwood, the Drunken Jacket is for the trend-aware woman who seeks a classic with an edge. Pair it with tailored trousers for an executive realness vibe or juxtapose its polish with distressed denim for a low-key, high-fashion moment. It is quintessentially Westwood—disruptive yet timeless, embodying fashion’s ever-relevant rebellion.

Materials / Fabrication

Luxurious 100% viscose
Off-white hue
Cloverleaf lapels
Italian-made
Fluid draping with sharp structure
Shoulder pads
Single-breasted with three-button closure
Side slit pockets
One-button cuffs
Subtle vent at the back

Recommended Care

Professional dry clean only to maintain fabric quality.
Avoid direct exposure to sunlight to prevent color fading.
Use a steamer to remove wrinkles; do not iron directly.
Store on a padded hanger to preserve shape and structure.

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