Vivienne Westwood showed her much-awaited, Red Label Spring/Summer 2011 collection on Sunday as part of London Fashion Week, with It Girl Daisy Lowe taking two turns on the runway. Also in the house was Westwood's chum Pamela Anderson. Take a look at the designs Westwood sent strutting and tell us what you think.
Vivienne Westwood is perhaps as well known for her kooky clothes as her off-the-cuff remarks, so when she at her boutique opening last week, we took it as part of Westwood's general embrace of the environment. The exact quote: "I try to use my voice to tell people of the danger of climate change, we are an endangered species. Within one generation, Los Angeles will be uninhabitable if people don't do something about it."
Of course, as if Westwood had a degree in climatology. Come on, now.
Professor of Atmospheric Sciences at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Richard S. Lindzen remarked, "[This doesn't bear any truths] that I can detect," and Myron Ebell, director of the Center for Energy and Environment at the Competitive Enterprise Institute in Washington D.C. said, "The claims of global warming catastrophe, they are mostly made up."

When we first started collating the fashion trends of strange spring / summer 2011, the season was way off on the horizon. Now the very 2011 strange fashion trends that comprise the guide are in full swing, or at least much closer to hitting our wardrobes than they once were. Naturally, as 2011 rolls on, we’ll continue to update fashionisers with new information, and more importantly new inspiration, for strange spring 2011′s trends and how to wear them. So do check back often, and see on to find out what strange spring 2011 has in store. See on for inspiration for the Strange Spring 2011 season.