If we had to sum up Copenhagen Fashion Week (CPHFW) we would have to include the Danish streetwear brand Wood Wood in the top ranking of the best and most interesting proposals. Why? Now you’ll understand.
As well as celebrating its 20th anniversary in the fashion industry, W.W. has been one of the brands that has shown over the years how to maintain and reinvent itself season after season, as was evident in its last show, which was a celebration of the brand in a traditional showcase and focused on creative dynamism and the world of collaboration, as during these 20 years it has collaborated with Nike, Disney and Barbour and with independent artists such as Eric Elms.
But not only for this reason it has been one of the best collections, but also for having perfectly represented the influences of 90s raveras, trance and breakbeat and for having collaborated with the Danish painter Tal R, researching his archives in depth and reworking some of his works and applying them to some pieces in the collection, such as the Cowi vogel cardigan made in Italian jacquard yarn. Other highlights include workwear-inspired denim, such as the relaxed-fit women’s jumpsuit and men’s two-piece set in black wash, with laser-engraved artwork by Tal R, and the “Quilo eco-tech” jacket made from Japanese ripstop fabric with RDS-certified down.
Technical accessories and details also played an important role in Wood Wood’s autumn/winter, adding a sporty touch to the garments, such as the nylon patches on the back of the oversized, vintage-style bomber jacket.
For all these reasons and more, Wood Wood‘s autumn/winter 22 collection has become one of the most interesting to review. We are sure that the brand will celebrate another 20 years and that these will be accompanied by many more collaborations.
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