Vivienne Westwood’s Archive Print Takes Over The J. Sheekey Terrace

A West End terrace, reimagined At the heart of the collaboration is the question: what would a Vivienne Westwood restaurant terrace look like? The answer now lives on St Martin’s Court, where J. Sheekey has been serving theatregoers, artists and Londoners since 1896.

To mark the restaurant’s 130 years, the terrace has been “reimagined through the world of Vivienne Westwood,” connecting two icons with deep roots in the city’s cultural life.

The project is framed as “a landmark terrace partnership,” transforming one of the capital’s most storied dining spaces into a seasonal destination that feels both familiar and newly charged.

The Evolution of Man, everywhere The visual anchor is Evolution of Man, a seminal Vivienne Westwood archive print first shown in the Autumn‑Winter 2005/06 “Propaganda” collection, which plays on diagrams of human evolution with Westwood’s characteristic political edge. For J…