Cora Corré on Her Grandmother Vivienne Westwood's Legacy, Hope and Sex Pistols | Fashion Forensics

Being raised by multiple generations of strong, resilient women, model and activist Cora Corré has carried the legacy of her grandmother - the ultimate punk disruptor and designer Vivienne Westwood - forward by making fashion think about what matters most. Expanding the humanitarian work of The Vivienne Foundation into further developing projects and raising funds for humanitarian crisis response funds, Corré has taken Westwood's all-important message of utilising your own platform to speak up about what matters most, and brought it into every part of her life. Coming on Fashion Forensics, she shares about her childhood filled with lust for exploration - from going to her very first protest at the age of four, all the way to showcasing projects about the Sex Pistols at school as her own form of defying the educational norms. Watch the full video episodes exclusively on YouTube every Tuesday. Subscribe to Fashion Forensics on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and wherever else you get your podcasts.    Join us for more on Instagram and TikTok. @FashionForensics