Vivienne Westwood Designs to be worn by Vienna State Ballet Dancers

Dame Vivienne Westwood, as we all know, is an English fashion designer and businesswoman. She is also famous largely for bringing modern punk and new wave fashions into the mainstream.

The fashion designers normally portray their new as well as trendy wears on a runway with the help of models. But this time the famous fashion designer has planned to showcase her new wears in a new as well as special way.

According to sources, next week some of the Vivienne Westwood's designs will be put on display in a brand new way. Sources revealed that this awesome designer has planned to portray her dresses in the Vienna State Ballet.

It has been revealed by the sources that the newly made costumes of the brilliant designer will be worn on Wednesday. Also, they will be displayed when the dancers will perform during the intermission of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra's New Year's concert.

This idea according to some experts is a brilliant one as this will pave the way for everyone present in the event to have a glance at the designer's new ideas.

Andreas Kronthaler, who is Creative Director of Vivienne Westwood, said, "I feel honored that we were asked to design the costumes for the New Year's Concert ballet, as it holds such tradition for me".


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