The WOOD WOOD Autumn/Winter 2012/13 collection is inspired by British uniform-inspired style. From edgy streetwear looks to suited styles, this bold runway presentation features fashion forward menswear staples that are both functional and effortlessly cool.
Not shying away from color, this vibrant showing features bold hues, impeccably layered winter wear, colored sashes and crest-printed shirts. This eclectic and urban collection is a contemporary take on classic utilitarian style. From bundled up favorites to structured silhouettes, this casually chic collection features looks that exude a relaxed sophistication.
The bold WOOD WOOD Autumn/Winter 2012/13 collection, entitled 'The Kingdom' is a showcase of strong and wearable menswear staples. This uniform-inspired collection takes cues from British street style, daring to be different with a modern take on a timeless classic.
Urban Uniformed Menswear
The WOOD WOOD Autumn/Winter 2012/13 Collection is Impeccably Layered
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