Vivienne Westwood has won Greenall’s Greatest British Fashion Designer after more than 3,000 people voted in the poll, reported Vogue UK.
Westwood got 24% of the votes, with Alexander McQueen coming in second place with 10%. The designer, who recently opened a Los Angeles flagship, has also shared her views on New York, saying:
“I don’t actually like New York. New York people are a bit stuck up and self important, and think that just the fact that they live in New York makes them better than anybody else. Sometimes there, you feel trapped by the concrete, and for me that means being trapped by the myth of Superman and American foreign policy and all these dreadful things that have done so much harm in the world. There’s just so much pressure there; it’s not nice.”
Westwood also upset Fox News when she spoke of climate change at the opening of her L.A. store, reported Huffington Post: “I try to use my voice to tell people of the danger of climate change, we are an endangered species. Within one generation, Los Angeles will be uninhabitable if people don’t do something about it,” the designer said.
Fox News were quick to find experts such as Myron Ebell, Director of the Center for Energy and Environment at the Competitive Enterprise Institute in Washington D.C., who replied, “The claims of global warming catastrophe, they are mostly made up.”















