Vivienne Westwood recently dropped two Fall/Winter campaigns. Andreas Kronthaler’s FW campaign for VW is eccentric and political, going green with requests to stop climate change. The artistic relationship between Vivienne and Andreas is magnetic, combining fashion with worldly disputes.
Kronthaler’s collection features bold colors and graphics that highlight political issues within the United States, specifically Trump's plan to build a wall separating Mexico and America. The collection reads as a dynamic story. The synopsis includes a family that enjoys a picnic with porcelain plates on the Mexican border.
Vivienne’s collection incorporates unisex clothing with the premise of "Buy less, choose well, make it last" limiting the maltreatment of the planet’s natural resources. The collection is a request for a responsible government, responsible citizens, and a call for action in environmentalism.
As a design team, the mixture of Andreas Kronthaler and Vivienne Westwood results in the perfect recipe for truth and justice in terms of global issues translated into fashion garments.
To view the full Vivienne Westwood lookbook click [here](http://www.viviennewestwood.com/en-gb/content/vivienne-westwood-aw1718-campaign). To view the full Andreas Kronthaler collection click [here](http://www.viviennewestwood.com/en-gb/content/andreas-kronthaler-vivienne-westwood-aw1718-campaign). To purchase garments from both collections click [here](http://www.viviennewestwood.com/en-gb/shop/new-arrivals).
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Written by: Morgan Vickery
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