Vivienne Westwood ‘SEX’ Choker — Gold-Plated (FOR RENT ONLY, NOT FOR SALE)
The original and the ultimate. First released in 1989, this gold-plated ‘SEX’ choker by Vivienne Westwood was a nod to her infamous 1970s boutique SEX — the gritty, rebellious shop that birthed punk style and dressed the Sex Pistols.
Though Dolce & Gabbana debuted a near-identical version in 2003, they later admitted in 2017 that they borrowed the concept from Westwood. Still, the credit often goes to them — a reminder of how fashion history tends to forget the women who started it all.
Famously worn by Pamela Anderson on the cover of Playboy, this oversized choker is pure provocation — and pure Vivienne.
Details:
• Gold-plated metal
• Oversized ‘SEX’ lettering
• Adjustable chain fastening
• Rental only — not for sale
Iconic, unapologetic, and impossible to copy.
For inquiries, email: [email protected]
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Vivienne Westwood ‘SEX’ Choker — Gold-Plated (FOR RENT ONLY, NOT FOR SALE)
The original and the ultimate. First released in 1989, this gold-plated ‘SEX’ choker by Vivienne Westwood was a nod to her infamous 1970s boutique SEX — the gritty, rebellious shop that birthed punk style and dressed the Sex Pistols.
Though Dolce & Gabbana debuted a near-identical version in 2003, they later admitted in 2017 that they borrowed the concept from Westwood. Still, the credit often goes to them — a reminder of how fashion history tends to forget the women who started it all.
Famously worn by Pamela Anderson on the cover of Playboy, this oversized choker is pure provocation — and pure Vivienne.
Details:
• Gold-plated metal
• Oversized ‘SEX’ lettering
• Adjustable chain fastening
• Rental only — not for sale
Iconic, unapologetic, and impossible to copy.
For inquiries, email: [email protected]
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The original and the ultimate. First released in 1989, this gold-plated ‘SEX’ choker by Vivienne Westwood was a nod to her infamous 1970s boutique SEX — the gritty, rebellious shop that birthed punk style and dressed the Sex Pistols.
Though Dolce & Gabbana debuted a near-identical version in 2003, they later admitted in 2017 that they borrowed the concept from Westwood. Still, the credit often goes to them — a reminder of how fashion history tends to forget the women who started it all.
Famously worn by Pamela Anderson on the cover of Playboy, this oversized choker is pure provocation — and pure Vivienne.
Details:
• Gold-plated metal
• Oversized ‘SEX’ lettering
• Adjustable chain fastening
• Rental only — not for sale
Iconic, unapologetic, and impossible to copy.
For inquiries, email: [email protected]
