| WESTWOOD | Vivienne - - -, fashion designer awarded a damehood in 2006 (8) |
| HADID | Zaha, late architect of buildings such as Glasgow's Riverside Museum; given a damehood in 2012 (5) |
| VALENTINO | Italian fashion designer awarded the Legion d'honneur by President Chirac in 2006, ... Garavani |
| VIENNESE | & 18D 1930 film version of a musical, starring Alexander Gray and Vivienne Segal (8,6) |
| DESIGNER | Perhaps Vivienne Westwood suit oddly gender fluid |
| DEBORAH | Bowel babe fundraiser honoured with a damehood (7,5) |
| JAMES | Bowel babe fundraiser honoured with a damehood (7,5) |
| ASBYATT | British novelist with a damehood |
| LAINE | Jazz singer with a damehood |
| FONTEYN | Ballerina with a damehood |
| GOODALL | Primatologist with a damehood |
| TAM | Fashion designer Vivienne who wrote "China Chic" |
| KENZO | French fashion house whose founder's first boutique in Paris' Galerie Vivienne was named Jungle Jap |
| VIENNESENIGHTS | 1930 film version of a musical, starring Alexander Gray and Vivienne Segal |
| INTRANSITIVE | Vivienne has interest in brains - they don't require objects (12,5) |
| VERBS | Vivienne has interest in brains - they don't require objects (12,5) |
| JULIE | Vivienne Toussaint in Hostage (5,5) |
| DELPY | Vivienne Toussaint in Hostage (5,5) |
| ASICS | Japanese sportswear company Vivienne Westwood collaborated with to produce a series of arty trainers |
| POY | Dr. Vivienne ___, retired Canadian Senator |
