Dua Lipa's best outfits through the years

Wir werfen einen Blick auf Dua Lipas Style-Entwicklung

90s and 2000s Fashion: Dua Lipa's Instagram-worthy street style in iconic outfits

Kurze Glitzerkleider und Mugler Catsuits. Die Sängerin zeigt, dass sie sich modisch nicht einschränken lässt.  

Seit ihrem Debüt mit _[New Rules](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2qgadSvNyU)_ begeistert uns die Sängerin [Dua Lipa](https://i-d.vice.com/de/article/g5x779/der-aufregendste-popstar-der-welt-kann-es-immer-noch-nicht-ganz-fassen) mit ihrer Musik (eingängige Nu-Disco-Hits), ihren Performances (aufwändige Konzerte) und natürlich mit ihrer Garderobe. Ihre Bühnenoutfits sind eine Mischung aus aktuellen Trends und Kostümen, sie selbst hat ein ungewöhnliches, popstarhaftes Aussehen.

Die Sängerin trägt am liebsten avantgardistische Stücke von [Paco Rabanne](https://i-d.vice.com/en_uk/article/93ydmp/paco-rabanne-ss22-show-review) und Christopher Kane, Klassiker von [Versace](https://i-d.vice.com/de/topic/versace) aus den [90s](https://i-d.vice.com/de/topic/90s), Gucci aus der Tom-Ford-Ära oder aktuelle Trendlabels wie [Marine Serre](https://i-d.vice.com/en_uk/topic/marine-serre). Obwohl sich Duas Look über die Jahre sehr verändert hat (wir denken da an die Trainingsanzüge in _[One Kiss](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DkeiKbqa02g)_), gibt es Schmuckstücke wie Choker oder auffällige Diamantenketten, die sie schon zu Berginn ihrer Karriere getragen hat und denen sie bis heute treu geblieben ist.

Hier schauen wir uns an, wie sich Duas Stil in einem halben Jahrzehnt entwickelt hat, von _[Hotter Than Hell](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEOyePhElr4)_ bis _[Cold Heart](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qod03PVTLqk)_.

Dua Lipa begann ihre Musikkarriere bereits als Teenager, indem sie eigene Songs bei Soundcloud und YouTube veröffentlichte. 2014 unterschrieb sie ihren ersten offiziellen Plattenvertrag und begann mit der Aufnahme ihres Debütalbums. Ihren Sound konnte man damals zwischen Dance-Pop und Tropical House einordnen. Ihre Outfits bestanden zu dieser Zeit vor allem aus glitzernden Minikleidern, Lederjacken und Halsketten aus Strass.

2017 veröffentlichte Dua ihr lang erwartetes erstes Album und blieb einem House-Sound, wie bei ihren Singles davor, treu. Mit dem Erscheinen des Albums entwickelte sich auch Duas Look weiter. Auf den Modewochen von New York bis London trug Dua [ausgeschnittene Minikleider](https://media.gettyimages.com/photos/dua-lipa-attends-the-versus-show-during-the-london-fashion-week-2017-picture-id642754854?s=2048x2048) und [Kettenhemden](https://media.gettyimages.com/photos/dua-lipa-attends-warner-music-group-and-gq-summer-party-at-nobu-on-picture-id809404930?s=2048x2048). Zu den Brit Awards - wo sie für den Award for Rising Star nominiert war - trug sie einen eleganten Anzug und anschließend [ein Kleid](https://media.gettyimages.com/photos/dua-lipa-attends-the-brit-awards-2017-at-the-o2-arena-on-february-22-picture-id643874674?s=2048x2048) von [Paco Rabanne](https://i-d.vice.com/en_uk/topic/paco-rabanne).

Bei einer Performance im Hyde Park bestand Duas Bühnenoutfit aus einem BH und Jogginghose. 2017 zeigte sie sich bei anderen Festivals außerdem in [Hawaiihemden](https://media.gettyimages.com/photos/dua-lipa-performs-during-electric-picnic-2018-at-stradbally-hall-on-picture-id1026048730?s=2048x2048), Denim-Bustiers, [Pailletten-BHs](https://media.gettyimages.com/photos/dua-lipa-performs-on-stage-at-sziget-festival-on-august-12-2018-in-picture-id1015972512?s=2048x2048) und [Cargohosen](https://media.gettyimages.com/photos/dua-lipa-performs-during-her-self-titled-tour-at-the-bill-graham-on-picture-id988871616?s=2048x2048).

_[New Rules](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2qgadSvNyU)_ wurde zu Duas erstem Nummer-eins-Hit und war gleichzeitig einer der Sommersongs 2017. Das [dazugehörige Musikvideo](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2qgadSvNyU&ab_channel=DuaLipa) ging viral und zeigte Dua in [Versace](https://i-d.vice.com/de/topic/versace)\-Hemden und pastellfarbenen Seidenroben, während sie aufwändige Choreografien performte. Bei den Billboard Music Awards 2018 präsentierte sich die Sängerin auf dem roten Teppich und während ihres Bühnenauftritts in Outfits, die an luxuriöse Bademäntel erinnerten. Im gleichen Jahr zeigte sich Dua bei den Brit Awards in einem riesigen rosa Tüllkleid, das ebenfalls an ihre Looks in _New Rules_ erinnerte.

Ende 2018 hatte sich Dua voll und ganz den 80ern verschrieben - zumindest, was ihre Kleidung anging. Die Sängerin trug viele Outfits in pastelligen Farben, mit Blumenprints und außerdem [gerüschte Cocktailkleider](https://media.gettyimages.com/photos/dua-lipa-attends-dick-clarks-new-years-rockin-eve-with-ryan-seacrest-picture-id1076117162?s=2048x2048) und [Korsetts aus Lack](https://media.gettyimages.com/photos/singersongwriter-dua-lipa-attends-q102s-jingle-ball-2018-at-wells-picture-id1068938286?s=2048x2048).

2019 wurde Duas _[Swan Song](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kO8fTk6oKQg)_ Teil des Soundtracks von Alita: Battle Angel und von der Cyberpunk-Ästhetik des Films ließ sie sich auch für ihre Looks im dazugehörigen Musikvideo inspirieren. [Im Video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kO8fTk6oKQg&ab_channel=DuaLipa) trägt Dua ein Kleid aus Ketten, während sie durch eine postapokalyptische Landschaft läuft. Bei den Grammys 2019 trug Dua ein Kleid von [Versace](https://i-d.vice.com/de/topic/versace) mit Sicherheitsnadel, das Elizabeth Hurley in abgewandelter Form in den 90s bereits weltberühmt gemacht hatte.

Nach ihrem kurzen Punk-Glam Ausflug entschied sich Dua 2019 wieder für farbenfrohe Looks, wie bei ihrem Auftritt auf dem roten Teppich in Cannes, wo sie sich für ein [rotes Federkleid](https://media.gettyimages.com/photos/dua-lipa-attends-the-amfar-cannes-gala-2019-at-hotel-du-capedenroc-on-picture-id1151220666?s=2048x2048) entschied oder [bei den Global Awards](https://media.gettyimages.com/photos/dua-lipa-at-the-global-awards-2019-with-verycouk-held-at-londons-picture-id1129105161?s=2048x2048), wo sie Leggins und Shirts mit dem gleichen Print und darauf abgestimmte grüne Schuhe und Ohrringe trug. Bei den Brit Awards zeigte sie sich in einem Kleid von Christopher Kane, das aus Spitze und einem pinken Rockelement bestand. Bei der [Met Gala](https://i-d.vice.com/de/topic/MET-GALA) präsentierte Dua ihren bisher exzentrischsten Look, passend zu dem Motto des Abends &#x201a;Camp&#x2019;. Die Sängerin trug ein [buntes Versace-Kleid](https://media.gettyimages.com/photos/dua-lipa-attends-the-2019-met-gala-celebrating-camp-notes-on-fashion-picture-id1147444335?s=2048x2048), das mit einer psychedelischen Variante des typischen Barockmusters bedruckt war.

Noch vor Erscheinen ihres zweiten Albums veröffentlichte Dua 2019 die Lead Single _[Don't Start Now](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oygrmJFKYZY)_ und veränderte zeitgleich auch ihren Look. Auf der Bühne präsentierte sie sich vor allem in [ausgeschnittenen Bodys](https://www.instagram.com/p/B4KGyAbB1VW/), Korsetts und [Versace-Bustiers](https://www.instagram.com/p/B5prCYFBaab/). Einer ihrer einprägsamsten Looks ist definitiv ein schwarzer [Mugler-Bodysuit](https://i-d.vice.com/en_uk/article/y3dzyb/catsuits-fashion-trend-popstars-superheroes), den sie bei ihrem Auftritt bei den MTV EMAs trug.

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Wenn der Look von _Don't Start Now_ eine futuristisch-nostalgische Version der [80er Jahre](https://i-d.vice.com/de/topic/80s) einfängt, dann verkörpert das Musikvideo zu _Physical_ ganz klar die [90er](https://i-d.vice.com/de/topic/90s). Bei den Grammys entschied sich Dua für ein eher minimalistisches Styling und trug zwei [Alexander Wang- Slipsets in schwarz](https://www.instagram.com/p/B71tKxxByF_/) und weiß und einen [Lederanzug von Peter Do](https://media.gettyimages.com/photos/dua-lipa-attends-the-pregrammy-gala-and-grammy-salute-to-industry-picture-id1201981330?s=2048x2048).

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Mit Miley Cyrus veröffentlichte Dua Lipa 2020 den Song [Prisoners](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ir1qkPXPVM)_._ Im Musikvideo zur Single spielen Dua und Miley blutrünstige Rockerinnen, Dua trägt darin ein schwarzes Gucci-Kleid von Tom Ford. 2020 zeigte sich Dua in vielen minimalistischen Looks, wie auch diesem Outfit von Dion Lee. Ihr einprägsamster Lee-Look ist wahrscheinlich ein Schnürset, [in dem die Sängerin in New York fotografiert wurde](https://twitter.com/tylersunderland/status/1339706414118400001?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1339773558747136000%7Ctwgr%5E%7Ctwcon%5Es3_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.harpersbazaar.com%2Fcelebrity%2Flatest%2Fa35056759%2Fdua-lipa-aoc-doppelgangers-reactions%2F).

<p>From pioneering <a href="https://i-d.vice.com/en_uk/article/mbeyjn/derek-ridgers-punk-then-and-punk-now" target="_blank">punk fashion</a> in the 70s, heralding in New Romantic chic in the early 80s, reviving corsets and platform shoes in the 90s to becoming a household name and global brand, <a href="https://i-d.vice.com/en_uk/topic/vivienne-westwood" target="_blank">Vivienne Westwood</a> has been on quite the fashion journey. The outspoken e<a href="https://i-d.vice.com/en_uk/article/qv9axq/vivienne-westwood-abba-fracking-dance-environment-climate-change-protest" target="_blank">nvironmental activist and protestor</a>, who turned a grand 79 years old just last week, has won awards galore, been the subject of various books, exhibitions and documentaries, and is routinely cited as a source of inspiration by countless fashion students. And the ever-energetic Vivienne shows no signs of slowing down. As a belated birthday celebration, we're looking back at five decades of her most iconic sartorial moments. Long may she reign!</p> <div class="article__media"><picture class="article__image"><source media="(max-width: 25em)" srcset="https://video-images.vice.com/test-uploads/_uncategorized/1586946917204-GettyImages-896469268.jpeg?resize=400:*, https://video-images.vice.com/test-uploads/_uncategorized/1586946917204-GettyImages-896469268.jpeg?resize=600:* 2x"><source media="(max-width: 40.625em)" srcset="https://video-images.vice.com/test-uploads/_uncategorized/1586946917204-GettyImages-896469268.jpeg?resize=650:*, https://video-images.vice.com/test-uploads/_uncategorized/1586946917204-GettyImages-896469268.jpeg?resize=975:* 2x"><source media="(max-width: 53.125em)" srcset="https://video-images.vice.com/test-uploads/_uncategorized/1586946917204-GettyImages-896469268.jpeg?resize=850:*, https://video-images.vice.com/test-uploads/_uncategorized/1586946917204-GettyImages-896469268.jpeg?resize=1275:* 2x"><source media="(max-width: 65.625em)" srcset="https://video-images.vice.com/test-uploads/_uncategorized/1586946917204-GettyImages-896469268.jpeg?resize=1050:*, https://video-images.vice.com/test-uploads/_uncategorized/1586946917204-GettyImages-896469268.jpeg?resize=1575:* 2x"><source media="(min-width: 65.625em)" srcset="https://video-images.vice.com/test-uploads/_uncategorized/1586946917204-GettyImages-896469268.jpeg?resize=1050:*, https://video-images.vice.com/test-uploads/_uncategorized/1586946917204-GettyImages-896469268.jpeg?resize=1575:* 2x"><img src="https://video-images.vice.com/test-uploads/_uncategorized/1586946917204-GettyImages-896469268.jpeg" alt="1586946917204-GettyImages-896469268"></picture><div class="article__image-caption">Photo by Charlie Ley/Mirrorpix/Getty Images</div></div> <p><b>1971: Rocking a look</b><br> From 1971 onwards, Vivienne and Malcolm McLaren (who died in 2010) unleashed a succession of ground-breaking retail experiments at their 430 King's Road shop in Chelsea (Vivienne <i>still</i> has a boutique there, named Worlds End). The first of these ventures was monikered Let it Rock, which toyed with pop culture nostalgia, specialising in original and re-worked 50s rock-n-roll attire, displayed amid retro 50s furnishings, records and magazines. This shot from five decades ago shows a young Vivienne looking timelessly fab with a very ahead-of-the-curve hairstyle – pretty much <i>no one</i> had spiky hair back then, after all.</p> <div style="max-width:660px;min-width:326px" data-iframely-id="j3oP2s3" data-embedded-url="https://www.instagram.com/p/B8188b4hJlw/" class="article__embed article__embed--instagram article__embed--iframely"><div style="left:0;width:100%;height:0;position:relative;padding-bottom:63%;padding-top:284px" data-iframely-smart-iframe="true"><iframe src="https://oembed.vice.com/j3oP2s3?v=1&lazy=1&app=1&img=1&playerjs=1" style="border:0;top:0;left:0;width:100%;height:100%;position:absolute" allowfullscreen data-iframely-smart-iframe="true" frameborder="0"></iframe></div></div> <p><b>1977: Destroy the past to create the future</b><br> Vivienne and Malcolm got bored of Let it Rock by 1973, and turned it into Too Fast to Live, Too Young to Die, in which they reimagined all manner of classic biker-inspired gear. In 1974, the restless duo boldly changed direction again and renamed the store SEX, offering outrageous-at-the-time rubber, PVC and leather <a href="https://i-d.vice.com/en_uk/topic/bdsm" target="_blank">kink-wear</a>. The customers at SEX were a wild mix of thrill-seeking teens, fetish enthusiasts, sex workers, hardcore fashion queens and future members of the Sex Pistols (the band was managed by Malcolm), giving it a decent claim to being London punk's ground zero. Then, in 1976, SEX was re-invented as Seditionaries, selling the twosome’s unique T-shirts emblazoned with increasingly controversial imagery and shock-slogans, as well as amazing tartan bondage suits and boots. During this decade of innovation, Vivienne consistently wore all of her own punk-flavoured creations -- such as this Seditionaries cheesecloth ‘Destroy’ T-shirt, original examples of which are now extremely collectable and sell for well in excess of £1000 at auctions.</p> <div class="article__media"><picture class="article__image"><source media="(max-width: 25em)" srcset="https://video-images.vice.com/test-uploads/_uncategorized/1586946492344-cnstmmglpict000000092771-published_uk_tatler_1989-april_print_cover-vivienne-westwood.jpeg?resize=400:*, https://video-images.vice.com/test-uploads/_uncategorized/1586946492344-cnstmmglpict000000092771-published_uk_tatler_1989-april_print_cover-vivienne-westwood.jpeg?resize=600:* 2x"><source media="(max-width: 40.625em)" srcset="https://video-images.vice.com/test-uploads/_uncategorized/1586946492344-cnstmmglpict000000092771-published_uk_tatler_1989-april_print_cover-vivienne-westwood.jpeg?resize=650:*, https://video-images.vice.com/test-uploads/_uncategorized/1586946492344-cnstmmglpict000000092771-published_uk_tatler_1989-april_print_cover-vivienne-westwood.jpeg?resize=975:* 2x"><source media="(max-width: 53.125em)" srcset="https://video-images.vice.com/test-uploads/_uncategorized/1586946492344-cnstmmglpict000000092771-published_uk_tatler_1989-april_print_cover-vivienne-westwood.jpeg?resize=850:*, https://video-images.vice.com/test-uploads/_uncategorized/1586946492344-cnstmmglpict000000092771-published_uk_tatler_1989-april_print_cover-vivienne-westwood.jpeg?resize=1275:* 2x"><source media="(max-width: 65.625em)" srcset="https://video-images.vice.com/test-uploads/_uncategorized/1586946492344-cnstmmglpict000000092771-published_uk_tatler_1989-april_print_cover-vivienne-westwood.jpeg?resize=1050:*, https://video-images.vice.com/test-uploads/_uncategorized/1586946492344-cnstmmglpict000000092771-published_uk_tatler_1989-april_print_cover-vivienne-westwood.jpeg?resize=1575:* 2x"><source media="(min-width: 65.625em)" srcset="https://video-images.vice.com/test-uploads/_uncategorized/1586946492344-cnstmmglpict000000092771-published_uk_tatler_1989-april_print_cover-vivienne-westwood.jpeg?resize=1050:*, https://video-images.vice.com/test-uploads/_uncategorized/1586946492344-cnstmmglpict000000092771-published_uk_tatler_1989-april_print_cover-vivienne-westwood.jpeg?resize=1575:* 2x"><img src="https://video-images.vice.com/test-uploads/_uncategorized/1586946492344-cnstmmglpict000000092771-published_uk_tatler_1989-april_print_cover-vivienne-westwood.jpeg" alt="1586946492344-cnstmmglpict000000092771-published_uk_tatler_1989-april_print_cover-vivienne-westwood"></picture></div> <p><b>1989: Prime prankster</b><br> In 1989, Vivienne <i>freaked</i> everyone out when this photograph of her looking identical to British Prime Minister, Maggie Thatcher, graced the cover of <i>Tatler</i> magazine’s April issue. The mischievous image also appeared upon huge promotional billboards at that season’s London Fashion Week. For her Thatcher-makeover, Vivienne was clad in a classic Aquascutum suit, accessorised with a Maggie-esque string of pearls, handbag and stiffly-lacquered hair. The image was shot by photographer Michael Roberts, who encouraged Vivienne to camp it up for the camera. “Margaret Thatcher was a hypocrite. That’s what I put in my head,” Vivienne later recalled of the shoot, in her 2016 memoir, <i>Get a Life!</i>. “I thought: there’s the child in the hospital bed and there’s the TV camera. I’m going to show the world how much I care… I was so proud of my acting ability!” Needless to say, Vivienne was <i>not</i> a fan of Mrs Thatcher, though in 2015 she acknowledged to <i>The Telegraph</i> an admiration for the notorious Tory’s ultra-trad sense of style: “She was certainly in her lifetime the best-dressed woman.”</p> <div class="article__media"><picture class="article__image"><source media="(max-width: 25em)" srcset="https://video-images.vice.com/test-uploads/_uncategorized/1587058139762-GettyImages-829892528.jpeg?resize=400:*, https://video-images.vice.com/test-uploads/_uncategorized/1587058139762-GettyImages-829892528.jpeg?resize=600:* 2x"><source media="(max-width: 40.625em)" srcset="https://video-images.vice.com/test-uploads/_uncategorized/1587058139762-GettyImages-829892528.jpeg?resize=650:*, https://video-images.vice.com/test-uploads/_uncategorized/1587058139762-GettyImages-829892528.jpeg?resize=975:* 2x"><source media="(max-width: 53.125em)" srcset="https://video-images.vice.com/test-uploads/_uncategorized/1587058139762-GettyImages-829892528.jpeg?resize=850:*, https://video-images.vice.com/test-uploads/_uncategorized/1587058139762-GettyImages-829892528.jpeg?resize=1275:* 2x"><source media="(max-width: 65.625em)" srcset="https://video-images.vice.com/test-uploads/_uncategorized/1587058139762-GettyImages-829892528.jpeg?resize=1050:*, https://video-images.vice.com/test-uploads/_uncategorized/1587058139762-GettyImages-829892528.jpeg?resize=1575:* 2x"><source media="(min-width: 65.625em)" srcset="https://video-images.vice.com/test-uploads/_uncategorized/1587058139762-GettyImages-829892528.jpeg?resize=1050:*, https://video-images.vice.com/test-uploads/_uncategorized/1587058139762-GettyImages-829892528.jpeg?resize=1575:* 2x"><img src="https://video-images.vice.com/test-uploads/_uncategorized/1587058139762-GettyImages-829892528.jpeg" alt="Photo by Martin Keene - PA Images/PA Images via Getty Images"></picture><div class="article__image-caption">Photo by Martin Keene - PA Images/PA Images via Getty Images</div></div> <p><b>1992: No knickers naughtiness</b><br> In 2006, Vivienne was officially given a DBE by the Queen in honour of her ‘services to fashion’ (It was a far cry from the late 70s, when Vivienne used to wear her monarchy-mocking Seditionaries T-shirt, adorned with Jamie Reid’s collaged photo of Queenie with a safety pin through her nose!). Dame Vivienne had very memorably <i>also</i> been bestowed with royal approval back in 1992, when she was awarded an OBE. In true Vivienne style, she managed to turn the occasion into a tabloid sensation. How? After collecting her OBE medal from the Queen at Buckingham Palace, the designer gleefully twirled around in her long skirt, in front of the assembled papparazi waiting in the Palace courtyard. Cheeky Viv had apparently mislaid her undies that morning, so when the skirt rode up around her waist, her lady parts were caught on camera for all the world to see!</p> <div style="max-width:660px;min-width:326px" data-iframely-id="3JPFhsS" data-embedded-url="https://www.instagram.com/p/B-EcwhPlCL8/" class="article__embed article__embed--instagram article__embed--iframely"><div style="left:0;width:100%;height:0;position:relative;padding-bottom:63%;padding-top:284px" data-iframely-smart-iframe="true"><iframe src="https://oembed.vice.com/3JPFhsS?v=1&lazy=1&app=1&img=1&playerjs=1" style="border:0;top:0;left:0;width:100%;height:100%;position:absolute" allowfullscreen data-iframely-smart-iframe="true" frameborder="0"></iframe></div></div> <p><b>1993: The benchmark of success</b><br> This dreamy black and white portrait of Vivienne lounging on a park bench was one of the first ever pics taken of her by superstar-photographer Juergen Teller<i>.</i> Vivienne looks super-chilled and as stylish as ever, wearing one of the billowing, swirly-patterned purple frocks from her SS93 collection, with platform shoes from her AW93 line (the same super-high sort which famously caused Naomi Campbell to topple over, while tottering down the Westwood runway at Paris Fashion Week). Juergen subsequently became a good chum to Vivienne and Andreas and has collaborated on their seasonal advertising campaigns throughout the past decade. Years after taking this photograph, he proudly recalled that Vivienne had told him she thinks it’s one of the sexiest pictures anyone has ever taken of her. London’s V&A Museum clearly thought it was a great shot, too, because in 1997 the esteemed institution acquired the image for its permanent collection.</p> <div style="max-width:660px;min-width:326px" data-iframely-id="IPIVqdm" data-embedded-url="https://www.instagram.com/p/B2rPuzxpkS7/" class="article__embed article__embed--instagram article__embed--iframely"><div style="left:0;width:100%;height:0;position:relative;padding-bottom:63%;padding-top:284px" data-iframely-smart-iframe="true"><iframe src="https://oembed.vice.com/IPIVqdm?v=1&lazy=1&app=1&img=1&playerjs=1" style="border:0;top:0;left:0;width:100%;height:100%;position:absolute" allowfullscreen data-iframely-smart-iframe="true" frameborder="0"></iframe></div></div> <p><b>2014: Hack off the hair, hijack the headlines</b><br> Vivienne has never fallen into the trap of desperately trying to look young, unlike so many celebs. Not for her the Botox needle or Instagram filter: "Life becomes richer as you grow old," she enthused to <i>The Independent,</i> way back in 2002, adding "I like the ageing process and have no problem with it." While she might not be a spring chicken anymore, Vivienne still has a rebellious edge and understands how to use her fame and image to generate publicity for causes she believes in. Back in 2014, for example, she dramatically lopped off her previously long, dyed-red hair, replacing it with a natural silvery-grey crop: "Vivienne cut her hair as we must all wake up to Climate Change," her spokesperson helpfully informed <i>The Telegraph</i>. This dramatic chop was <i>also</i> a highly visible way for Vivienne to prove she’s totally down with being a senior citizen: "She wanted to cut the red out for a while and have it white -- to show she's proud of her age," confirmed the spokesperson (who, quite possibly, was knee-deep in snipped-off strands of red hair at the time…).</p> <div style="max-width:660px;min-width:326px" data-iframely-id="xQlWK7d" data-embedded-url="https://www.instagram.com/p/B-zpLY5pCx-/" class="article__embed article__embed--instagram article__embed--iframely"><div style="left:0;width:100%;height:0;position:relative;padding-bottom:63%;padding-top:284px" data-iframely-smart-iframe="true"><iframe src="https://oembed.vice.com/xQlWK7d?v=1&lazy=1&app=1&img=1&playerjs=1" style="border:0;top:0;left:0;width:100%;height:100%;position:absolute" allowfullscreen data-iframely-smart-iframe="true" frameborder="0"></iframe></div></div> <p><b>2020: Green goddess</b><br> For many years, Vivienne has tirelessly campaigned for action to be taken against <a href="https://i-d.vice.com/en_uk/topic/climate-change" target="_blank">climate change</a> and for a complete global re-think about democracy and capitalism. Even during the past few weeks, while in coronavirus lockdown with Andreas in their Clapham abode, the committed activist has been busily blogging <a href="https://climaterevolution.co.uk/wp/" target="_blank">and vlogging</a> about the global pandemic being Mother Nature’s way of restoring the earth. And, of course, she’s not wearing some scruffy old trackie bottoms and slippers while she’s stuck at home -- she’s Dame Vivienne Westwood, FFS! Check out this vid, in which fashion’s most verdant campaigner keeps things glam, opining from her leafy garden in a gorgeous green gown and gargantuan heels. Preach!</p>

7 of Vivienne Westwood’s most iconic outfits

Punk

Vivienne Westwood

7 Iconic Outfits

Bei den Brit Awards 2021 zelebrierte die in London geborene Sängerin ihre britische Herkunft mit einem Look, der von niemand geringerem als [Vivienne Westwood](https://i-d.vice.com/de/topic/vivienne-westwood) entworfen wurde. Auch die sagenhaft hohen Plateauschuhe wurden von der Designerin entworfen und passen zu der sexy Punk-Ästhetik, für die Vivienne Westwood bekannt ist.

In diesem Sommer zeigte sich Dua vor allem in [sexy Häkeltops](https://www.instagram.com/p/CS89xCAMNCJ/), [Jersey-Kleidern](https://www.instagram.com/p/CSUKd5mMHTg/) und [Tennissets](https://www.instagram.com/p/CQ8y35WMn76/), auf ihren Stil angesprochen sagte Dua in einem Interview: &#x201c; Mein Style ist jung, frisch und verspielt. Vor allem sollte man aber die Dinge tragen, in denen man sich wohlfühlt, Komfort ist mir sehr wichtig.&#x201d;