Collect Agent Provocateur 2011 Spring Summer Sexy Underwear Poster

Collect Agent Provocateur 2011 Spring Summer Sexy Underwear Poster

Collect Agent Provocateur 2011 Spring Summer Sexy Underwear Poster

Agent Provocateur is London's premium lingerie brand, founded by Joseph Corre, son of British fashion queen Vivienne Westwood, and his wife, Serena Reese.

On April 8, 1941, Vivienne Westwood of Aries was born in Cheshire, England. Vivienne Westwood uses the first husband’s Agent Provocateur
Surname: Westwood. Chinese name: Vivienne Westwood, abbreviation: VW, known as "punk godmother", "The British devil".

Ironically, Vivienne Westwood has never been educated in a little formal clothing tailoring, so that the top fashion masters are actually a model for self-taught. Vivienne Westwood once said frankly: "I have no interest in tailoring. I only like to pull my shirt over my clothes." She cuts off the traditional fabric, but instead cuts it off with a pin. The design of the cloth to live in, this tailoring method based on practical experience led her to complete a large number of demolition t-shirts in 1979. [2] Vivienne Westwood is obsessed with tearing, slightly slippery clothing, and she likes to let people show porn between body swings, so she often makes the bottom of the hip open. The state, or make a tight fit under the jacket, or a pair of trousers with a strap, the unique hanging socks is her invention. Oh, of course, there are fetish shoes that allow Naomi to wrestle. Of course, "If you wear enough shock, you can live a better life!"

Vivienne Westwood and McLavin were the most punk couples. After the punk wave, in 1980, Vivienne changed her name to "end of the world" so far. She ceased to be a fashion guerrilla and launched an attack on the home of the Parisian high fashion industry. The first Vivienne Westwood work to enter Paris was the “witch” series, with the theme of outer wear on the underwear, threatening to make all the secrets at home known to the world. Vivienne, who successfully conquered the high-end clothing industry, became increasingly immersed in traditional British fabrics and tailoring. He even designed his own brand logo similar to that of the famous Harris Tweed, and used traditional corsets and skirts with skirts from antique shops. In the back again.