Inspired by the bold spirit of Vivienne Westwood, this scarf collection explores the intricate relationship between women and beauty, pushing beyond surface-level aesthetics. This design explores the multifaceted nature of women, their relationship to beauty and sexuality. Emulating the God Save the Queen t-shirt design that Westwood and Malcolm McLaren made in 1977, the central motif is myself obscured by flora to convey the struggles with my self-image and included words that commonly are associated with women and are often internalized at a young age due to the sexist narrative surrounding women, their appearance, and sexuality.