Fashion in Motion with Vivienne Westwood Men’s

This editorial delves into the kinetic language of Vivienne Westwood menswear, using a blend of mixed media techniques and AI co-creation to explore how the garments transform when activated by movement. Created in collaboration with RED-EYE and directed by Ced Pakusevski, the series studies the natural choreography of the clothing—how fabrics fold against the body, how surfaces stretch and ripple under tension, and how the silhouettes settle into new shapes as momentum slows.

The pieces styled throughout the series, such as the blue bouclé denim jacket and jeans, reveal unexpected textures when captured mid-motion, while the black leather purse with charms introduces contrasting rigidity against the fluidity of the look. Tailoring in blue fil coupé—a jacket paired with matching trousers—responds dramatically to gesture, catching light through its intricate woven detailing. A check-motif shirt and tartan canvas shoes add a graphic counterpoint, grounding the movement studies in Westwood’s unmistakable ethos of pattern, craft, and subversive heritage.

By allowing the clothing to guide the visual narrative, this editorial becomes both an homage to Westwood’s design language and a contemporary experiment in how menswear behaves, evolves, and expresses itself through motion.