Wood Wood showcased its latest offerings during virtual Copenhagen Fashion Week for the Fall/Winter 2021 season -- the Rendezvous collection is displayed as a film in collaboration with director Fenar Ahmad. The film and apparel were announced by Karl-Oskar Olsen, the brand's creative director and co-founder.
He states, “We wanted to present a cinematic universe, reflecting on the now, where uncertainty is overruled by instinct. The concept reflects upon Wood Wood almost twenty years after our founding, and it can be described as the first rendezvous with the future version of Wood Wood.” Some of the notable designs in the capsule include the oversized pieces, suits made from wood, and elevated jacquard. This is accompanied by classics such as varsity jackets and sweaters.
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