Wynn Hamlyn
Wynn Hamlyn
Wynn Hamlyn unifies innovation and artisanal craftsmanship, with a sense of form and shape that draws intimate attention to silhouettes. Each piece plays on practicality, crafted to effortlessly bridge the gap between moods and occasions. Through signature technical knitwear to feminine dresses, tailored suiting and a dedicated mens line, Wynn Hamlyn creates a fusion of traditional and unconventional, bold and soft, refined and eccentric, between old and new. Every piece of clothing is made with deep respect for traditional techniques and materials. Working closely with skilled craftspeople and artisans to ensure that each collection contains pieces made by hand such as macramé, crochet and unique prints. This often results in collaboration with artists and makers. Wynn Hamlyn is constantly striving to push the boundaries of what is possible in fashion and craft.
Wu-Wear
Wu-Wear
Wu-Wear is the official clothing brand of the legendary hip-hop group Wu-Tang Clan, founded in 1995 by RZA, Oliver “Power” Grant, and Divine. As one of the first artist-driven streetwear labels, Wu-Wear played a key role in merging music, fashion, and street culture, becoming a defining brand of 1990s hip-hop style.
WTAPS
WTAPS
WTAPS (pronounced “double taps”) is a Japanese streetwear brand founded in 1996 by Tetsu Nishiyama (also known as TET). Deeply rooted in military aesthetics, utility, and Japanese craftsmanship, WTAPS has become one of the most respected names in global street culture, often associated with the evolution of Ura-Harajuku style in Tokyo during the 1990s.
Wrangler
Wrangler
Wrangler® is enduring American freedom; it's in the spirit of people who work hard, have fun and recognize courageous individuality. As a company, we believe in solid commitments and perseverance in the face of obstacles and challenges. Most of all, we respect ourselves, each other, our western heritage and the environment in which we live.
It's the same as ever, even before the first pair of Wrangler® jeans were made in 1947. Our history runs parallel to the rise of the country, our jeans worn by the same people who built it.
Wooyoungmi
Wooyoungmi
Wooyoungmi is a South Korean luxury fashion brand founded in 2002 by designer Youngmi Woo. Based in Paris, the brand embodies a refined and modern vision of men’s fashion, blending architectural tailoring, urban sophistication, and subtle sensuality.
Woolrich
Woolrich
Woolrich is committed to putting social responsibility at the forefront of everything we do. We are committed to making a positive impact on the world around us, including by taking a respectful approach to our stakeholder relationships, encouraging environmental awareness and promoting ethical business practices.
Wood Wood
Wood Wood
Wood Wood is a contemporary streetwear brand located in Copenhagen, Denmark. Drawing inspiration from art, music, and youth culture, the brand is characterised by a unique blend of sophistication and street edge. Founded in 2002 by Magnus Carstensen, Karl-Oskar Olsen, and Brian SS Jensen Wood Wood shortly after opened its first stores in Copenhagen and has since established the brand as a driving force on the European street couture scene.
Won Hundred
Won Hundred
Won Hundred is a Copenhagen-based fashion brand founded in 2004 by Nikolaj Nielsen. With roots in denim and strong craftsmanship and an emphasis on producing high quality garments the brand creates ready-to-wear fashion collections and denim assortments for female and male consumers.
Through long-lasting partnerships and support of it’s manufacturers, Won Hundred is determined to ensure that all products are compliant with quality testing and that fabrics and garments are carefully sourced. The entire denim production is produced with trusted partners, sourced using organic cotton and washed by some of the best laundries in the industry.
Won Hundred’s ready-to-wear collections offers versatile, upscaled and fashion driven styles at an affordable price point for both female and male consumers. The design vision is to create long lasting garments and products, with attention to design and wearability and the goal is creating wearable pieces regardless of age or sex.
Wolford
Wolford
Wolford is the leading global brand in luxury skinwear, established in 1950 on the shores of Lake Constance in Bregenz, Austria. Driven by creative passion and a pioneering spirit, we specialise in innovative fabrics and the highest-quality leg wear, lingerie, and body wear.
Over the past decades, we have partnered with the most prominent photographers and designers to create epic advertising campaigns and unique brand collaborations.
Grounded in our core values, we continuously strive towards greater sustainability by funding strategic initiatives and driving technological innovation. This long-term commitment led us to become the first and only company in the apparel industry to be granted the prestigious Cradle to Cradle Gold Certificate – the highest level of recognition.
Winnie New York
Winnie New York
Winnie New York is a luxury fashion brand founded in 2018 by Idris Balogun, a Nigerian-born, London-raised designer who trained at Savile Row and worked with Burberry and TOM FORD before launching his own label in New York. The brand embodies a refined blend of classic British tailoring and modern American ease, offering meticulously crafted garments that merge heritage techniques with contemporary silhouettes.
Winnie New York focuses on precision, structure, and emotional storytelling, often exploring themes of identity, craftsmanship, and cultural duality. Each collection reflects Balogun’s deep respect for artisanal construction — from hand-finished suits to minimalist knitwear and sculptural outerwear — while introducing youthful fluidity and understated elegance.
Positioned within the realm of modern luxury menswear (and evolving into gender-fluid tailoring), Winnie New York has gained recognition for redefining what contemporary tailoring can look like — thoughtful, inclusive, and timelessly sophisticated.
wings+horns
wings+horns
Dual perspectives are essential to wings+horns. We are a designer and a manufacturer, with roots in Canada and Japan.
In 2004, after nearly a decade spent developing fabrics and producing apparel for the Japanese market, we opened a factory in Vancouver, BC, where we make our collections to this day.
Our designs balance a modern perspective natural to the Pacific Northwest with an ingrained value of technique, discipline and detail.
We combine premium materials with a forward-thinking focus on simplicity and precision, and aim to elevate classic design through a mastery of process.
Who Decides War
Who Decides War
Who Decides War is a New York–based fashion label founded by designer Ev Bravado and creative director Tela D’Amore. Established in the late 2010s, the brand emerged from Bravado’s earlier denim-focused line, Ev Bravado, and has become known for its handcrafted detailing, distressed denim, and spiritually charged storytelling. Rooted in streetwear but elevated through couture-level craftsmanship, Who Decides War explores themes of faith, resilience, social justice, and identity, often using motifs like stained glass windows, angelic figures, and religious iconography as symbolic narratives. Each collection blends up cycled materials, intricate embroidery, laser-cut denim, and patchwork techniques, showcasing the brand’s commitment to sustainability and artistry. With its mix of rugged street aesthetics and deep cultural commentary, Who Decides War has earned critical acclaim and a strong following in both streetwear and high-fashion circles, positioning it as one of the leading voices in the new wave of American design.
WHITESPACE
WHITESPACE
WHITESPACE is a performance snow brand created to inspire people to forge their unique path, transcend boundaries, and write their own story, regardless of sport or discipline.
Inspired by founder Shaun White's historic career fusing competitive excellence with unique style, our mission is to design products that elevate both technical performance and aesthetic.
Weekend Max Mara
Weekend Max Mara
Weekend Max Mara is an Italian fashion label launched in 1983 as a casual, lifestyle extension of the Max Mara group. It embodies relaxed elegance, offering refined yet effortless pieces such as knitwear, outerwear, and tailored separates designed for everyday sophistication. Rooted in Italian craftsmanship, the brand blends quality materials with a timeless aesthetic that balances practicality and style. Positioned within the “premium casual” segment, Weekend Max Mara celebrates the art of dressing well in leisure, reflecting a modern, versatile approach to contemporary femininity.
Wed
Wed
To combine two things, two factors or qualities, especially desirable ones.
Founded by designers Amy Trinh and Evan Phillips in 2019, WED has garnered an international reputation for its rebellious and visionary take on bridalwear.
After meeting as classmates on the prestigious Central Saint Martins fashion course in 2011, swiftly followed by several years of tenure within the global luxury fashion industry, the pair established WED with a commitment to redefine Bridalwear.
Anchored in craftsmanship, meticulous attention to fit, and the artistry of couture handwork, the emotional and physical significance imbued in bridal attire is a cornerstone they cherish, infusing purpose in their work. Focusing on three fundamental principles outlined as The Three C’s: “Cut, Craftsmanship and Creating consciously” WED captivate their audience with an inimitable aesthetic and a string of positive processes.
WED have been recognised globally by publications such as Vogue US, British Vogue, I-D, Wallpaper, AnOther Magazine, NY Times, Elle, Tatler HK and WWD and were Semi-Finalists for the 2021 LVMH Prize, Sarabande Foundation Artists in Residence 2019-2021 and recipients of the Hi-Fi Initiative 2022.
We11done
We11done
We11done is a contemporary luxury fashion brand founded in 2015 by Jessica Jung (daughter of Samsung’s vice chairman) and Dami Kwon, who is best known as the co-founder of the Seoul-based concept store Rare Market and as the stylist and long-time partner of G-Dragon from BigBang. Emerging from Seoul’s thriving creative scene, We11done embodies a distinctly modern Korean sensibility — blending minimalist tailoring, streetwear influences, and gender-fluid silhouettes.
The name “We11done” (pronounced well done) reflects both the founders’ playful approach and their commitment to quality craftsmanship. The label’s aesthetic merges nostalgic references from the late 1990s and early 2000s with futuristic touches — creating a balance between youthful rebellion and refined elegance. Oversized proportions, clean lines, structured shapes, and unexpected fabric juxtapositions define its look.
We11done’s collections often experiment with androgyny and subverted classics, reinterpreting wardrobe staples like blazers, hoodies, and tailored trousers in sculptural forms or luxurious materials. The brand gained international acclaim for its strong visual identity and has been stocked in major fashion retailers such as SSENSE, Farfetch, and Selfridges.
In recent years, We11done has expanded globally and presented collections during Paris Fashion Week, positioning itself as a forward-thinking Korean label redefining what contemporary luxury means in a digital, interconnected world — where East meets West through design innovation and cultural storytelling.
Wardrobe.NYC
Wardrobe.NYC
Founded in 2017 by designer Josh Goot and stylist Christine Centenera, WARDROBE.NYC is a conceptual composite of luxury essentials distilled into their purest and most desirable form. Inspired to create the ultimate wardrobes for those with shared values and aesthetic, Josh & Christine created a timeless and honest expression of what luxury dressing can be.
Designed in NYC and made in Europe, WARDROBE.NYC represents practical urban minimalism — crafted with the finest materials and the best manufacturing practices. “Our experience in the industry has lead us to think about a better and more egalitarian way to practice the elements of design and communication that we love, and at the same time, improve the business model so that it's more efficient and less wasteful.”
Walter Van Beirendonck
Walter Van Beirendonck
Walter Van Beirendonck is a Belgian fashion designer known for his bold, avant-garde, and concept-driven creations that blend art, fashion, and social commentary. Born in 1957 in Brecht, Belgium, he graduated from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp in 1980 and is one of the influential members of the legendary “Antwerp Six” — a group of designers who transformed the global perception of Belgian fashion in the 1980s.
Van Beirendonck’s work is characterised by his fearless use of colour, exaggerated silhouettes, and graphic symbolism. His collections often explore themes such as gender identity, body positivity, technology, and environmental consciousness, expressed through a mix of playful and provocative visuals. Masks, body armour, and cartoon-like motifs frequently appear in his designs, reflecting his fascination with tribal art, pop culture, and contemporary social issues.
In addition to his eponymous label, Van Beirendonck has collaborated with major brands and cultural institutions, designed costumes for performances, and exhibited his works in museums worldwide. He also served as the head of the Fashion Department at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp from 2007 to 2022, shaping a new generation of innovative designers.
His philosophy can be summarised as “Fashion is communication.” Every collection serves as a visual manifesto — merging activism, humour, and fantasy to challenge conventional norms and inspire dialogue about identity, freedom, and the future of humanity.
Wales Bonner
Wales Bonner
Wales Bonner proposes a distinct notion of cultural luxury that infuses European heritage with an Afro Atlantic spirit.
Launched by Grace Wales Bonner following her graduation from Central Saint Martins in 2014, the label is informed by broad cultural research and embraces a multiplicity of perspectives.
Established as a menswear brand, Wales Bonner’s soulful tailoring soon expanded to womenswear. Grace Wales Bonner has received numerous awards including Emerging Menswear Designer at the British Fashion Awards (2015), the LVMH Young Designer Prize (2016), Winner of the British Fashion Council/ Vogue Designer Fashion Fund (2019), CFDA International Men's Designer of the Year (2021) and Independent British Brand at the Fashion Awards (2022). Wales Bonner has collaborated with brands including adidas Originals, Anderson & Sheppard, and Dior.
Stockists include Dover Street Market International, Net-a-Porter, Mr. Porter, Bergdorf Goodman, Saks 5th Avenue, Nordstrom, Selfridges and Boon the Shop.
Grace Wales Bonner’s curatorial exhibitions include A Time For New Dreams, Serpentine Galleries London (2019) and Artist’s Choice - Spirit Movers at the Museum of Modern Art, New York (2023) with accompanying publication Dream in the Rhythm: Visions of Sound and Spirit in the MoMA Collection (2023). Grace is currently leading a four-year research project, titled Between Critique and Hope, at the University of Applied Arts Vienna.