How to Cop: Palace x Vivienne Westwood’s First Collaborative Collection

Palace and Vivienne Westwood have launched their first collaborative collection, blending the unique styles of both brands across clothing, accessories, jewellery, and skateboards. The collection is showcased in a lookbook shot by Shoichi Aoki, founder of FRUITS magazine.

Central to the collaboration is the revival of Vivienne Westwood’s Spring/Summer 1992 “Salon” print, featured on GORE-TEX jackets, track pants, and skirts. Accessories also highlight Westwood’s early 1990s iconography, including oversized teddy bear bags. Palace introduces its first womenswear piece, a modern take on Westwood’s classic corset, designed with black and white satin and featuring a print of Palace founder Lev Tanju’s dog, Stuart.

Vivienne Westwood’s Creative Director, Andreas Kronthaler, described the partnership as “natural,” noting the playful collaboration. The lookbook features a range of figures including rappers Sematary and Matt OX, and models such as Sibyl Buck and Lucien Clarke.

Palace co-founders Lev Tanju and Gareth Skewis expressed admiration for Westwood’s influence, highlighting shared values of independence and creativity. Skewis emphasized the collection’s blend of both brands’ perspectives, all with a London-centric approach.

The Palace x Vivienne Westwood collection will be released globally on September 6 and 7, with specific launch times in the UK, US, Japan, Korea, and other regions listed below.