Vivienne Westwood and NANA mark 25 years

Vivienne Westwood celebrates the twenty fifth anniversary of the manga NANA with a dedicated capsule collection. The project connects the world of Japanese graphic storytelling with the rebellious spirit that shaped the identity of the fashion house. The collaboration highlights how character driven style can inspire modern design.

The creative link between story and aesthetic

The manga follows two women named Nana whose personalities and wardrobes differ completely. Nana Osaki has a strong rock identity marked by bold clothes and sharp accessories. Nana Komatsu expresses a softer mood with pastel tones and romantic details. Vivienne Westwood uses both style directions to build a collection that reflects contrast, emotion and individuality.

Key elements of the capsule

The collection includes ready to wear, jewelry, bags and footwear. Soft pinks, pearls and light prints echo the gentle style of Nana Komatsu while tartan sets, corset inspired shapes and dark accessories refer to Nana Osaki. The capsule also brings updated archive pieces such as the Stormy Jacket, the reworked Armor Ring and a limited edition Orb lighter.

Why this collaboration matters

The partnership shows how fashion can evolve while staying faithful to its roots. Vivienne Westwood has always embraced nonconformist energy and this project continues that legacy. The spirit of the story celebrates independence and the courage to express personal identity. This makes the collaboration relevant far beyond the anniversary.

Release and future impact

The capsule is available through Vivienne Westwood boutiques and online. The partnership sets a new standard for cross cultural fashion projects and confirms the lasting influence of both the manga and the house.

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