Cora Corré Resigns from Vivienne Westwood Brand Over Legacy Dispute

Vivienne Westwood's granddaughter accuses the company of betraying the designer's values and calls for the CEO's removal.

Cora Corré has resigned as campaign manager from the Vivienne Westwood company, citing bullying and a betrayal of her grandmother's legacy.
Corre's resignation letter demands the removal of CEO Carlo d’Amario, alleging he has contested the Vivienne Foundation's trademark and withheld royalties.
The Vivienne Foundation, managed by Westwood's family, claims the brand disregarded Westwood's wishes by collaborating with Palace without consultation.
Corre will now focus on her role at the Vivienne Foundation, which supports causes like climate change and human rights, aligning with Westwood's values.
The Vivienne Westwood company has not publicly commented on the allegations or the foundation's statements regarding the recent collaboration issues.