Andreas Kronthaler talks marriage to Vivienne Westwood, Brexit and climate change | London Evening S

"You know she [Vivienne] is much more of an outspoken person. She is a real activist. I support things wherever I can with the work that we do. I try to be really careful and it's a lot of work because you are more limited. But then, sometimes limitation is a good thing, and out of these limitations comes solution. Like this time, for example, I have used a lot of fabric which already exists, which was already made. And there is only a certain amount, probably 100 meters. It's hard work as you aren't working with big quantities – you have to be very specific about how you use this limited resource, you can't operate freely, as you can't waste it. Most of these fabrics aren't dyed, printed or treated, and I've left them like this. Some of them I wash by hand to give them a bit of difference. I like washing anyway - it's one of my infatuations."

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