Antiques Roadshow fans were shown items from several Vivienne Westwood collections on the latest show but despite the large valuation, the owner didn't want to sell
A guest on the BBC’s Antiques Roadshow refused to sell his collection of Vivienne Westwood items despite a staggering valuation.
They kicked off the segment with many items from Vivienne’s pirate collection from the 1980s, including pirate shirts, scarves, hats and boots. The guest went on to explain it felt like Vivienne gave people an “identity” because she was aiming her clothing at certain communities.
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