In the episodes
64 mentions across all episodes - S1E2 1 · S3E1 1 · S3E6 9 · S5E4 46 · S6E3 7
- S1E2 · Michael Musto · 1 mention in this episode
His Fans party at Area is James's favourite ever
FashionCo-created punk fashion with Vivienne Westwood
- S3E1 · Patricia Field · 1 mention in this episode
Judge at the Grand Street ball
FashionCo-created punk fashion with Vivienne Westwood
- S3E6 · Eric Goode · 9 mentions in this episode
James's favourite Area party was for his Fans album; Eric loved him but can't recall the night
FashionPunk fashion with Vivienne Westwood
- S6E3 · Chi Chi Valenti & Johnny Dynell · 7 mentions in this episode
Johnny worked with him on the opera and Duck Rock and sent him tapes of the balls. As Johnny tells it, Malcolm sampled Paris Is Burning clips for Deep in Vogue; Chi Chi says he used the end of her piece Nations, and she sued and won a credit. She calls his work brilliant
FashionPunk impresario
- S5E4 · Nick Egan · 46 mentions in this episode
Nick calls him a cultural god of London. Nick was Bow Wow Wow's creative overseer for him and worked on Duck Rock and Buffalo Gals; he credits Malcolm with pairing square dancing and hip-hop, foreseeing free music with home taping, and breaking down barriers. Nick says Malcolm dropped Bow Wow Wow once hip-hop meant he didn't need a group
FashionPunk impresario; Worlds End fashion-show music
On the scene timeline
1974 · King's Road, London
SEX opens at 430 King's Road
Malcolm McLaren and Vivienne Westwood's shop invents the look of British punk and, a year later, assembles the Sex Pistols.
1984 ·
Malcolm McLaren's Fans party at Area
Party for McLaren's 1984 album Fans; James's favourite party ever