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Westwood’s designs provided a "uniform" for the London punk scene, which The Clash members adopted and adapted.

While they shared a common root, The Clash eventually developed a "militaristic and functional" look that contrasted with Westwood's more "playful and unisex" provocations. Vivienne Westwood: punk, new romantic and beyond - V&A vivienne clash

: The Clash were regulars at Westwood and McLaren's legendary King's Road boutiques, such as SEX and Seditionaries . They were often seen in iconic pieces like the parachute shirt and bondage-inspired gear. Westwood’s designs provided a "uniform" for the London