Fall 2009 | Wood Wood

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Published September 28, 2009

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Wood Wood’s humble fall lookbook gives us another look at their current collection, which is now in stores. The range effectively blends an earthy workwear vibe with an urban approach for a collection of moderately sized proportions. Along the way, the Danish label also finds a way to incorporate humor, breaking up the monotony of formal wear for a cheeky take on the city’s version of a gentleman.


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