The fashion icon died Thursday 'peacefully and surrounded by her family' at 81.
Shortly after the news, celebrities from all across the spectrum — from fashion to entertainment — took to social media to pay tribute to the rule-breaking fashion designer, who rose to fame alongside the Sex Pistols in the 1970s.
Juliette Lewis posted a photo of Westwood in a white button-down that reads, “Be reasonable. Demand the impossible” and recalled a conversation the two had about music and economic sustainability. “She was always creating for the future by looking unflinchingly and seeringly [sic] into the now,” Lewis wrote. “She didn’t just question main stream age & beauty standards.
Jeremy O. Harris praised Westwood for challenging people to use fashion as “an extention of our politics” and thanked her for teaching “us so much while also making us beautiful.”
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