THE FASHION

'As a crushing alternative to peace, love and Roger Dean's airbrush, Westwood and Mclaren went deeper and darker, looking to the more extreme elements of sex, death, destruction, rock'n'roll, military and civilian uniforms, political slogans and British youth cults from the 1950s and 1960s. They produced a new subversive look which captivated their customers..'

Vive Le Rock muslin shirt - front and back

'An updated image from an old T-shirt produced by McLaren and Westwood for a Little Richard concert at Wembley Stadium in 1972. Seditionaries c. 1977'

God Save The Queen muslin shirt

'Malcolm McLaren and Vivienne Westwood. Jamie Reid artwork printed blue and pink on whitee, based on Cecil Beaton's photograph of the Queen. Seditionaries 1977'

Parachute top with patches

'McLaren and Westwood. Blue cotton shirt. Rubber buttons. Blue cotton straps with rubber rings, buckles and two red silk 'No Future' slogans stitched in. Seditionaries 1977'

Clothing shown is from the collection of Paul Stolper and Andrew Wilson, to whom thanks is extended. Thanks also to Jeff Humphries who also lent items from his archives for the 'Satellite' project.