Won Hundred x James Pfaff Exhibition at Outside World Gallery

Won Hundred turns from their usual lookbook presentation to a more artistically inclined approach as they commission British photographer James Pfaff for a curated series of imagery for Fall/Winter 2011 campaign. The photographer was given an opportunity to express his craft liberally and resulted to an inimitable understanding through the Danish brand’s inspiration – “Living a clean life under difficult circumstances”. Set up to an exhibition that recently happened right at Outside World Gallery, the shared aesthetics and the strategic location has properly amalgamated with the arts and commerce vibe.

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Won Hundred x Urban Outfitters Autumn/Winter 2010 Capsule Collection

After the past successful collaboration, Danish brand Won Hundred and Urban Outfitters are here again to team up for a series of nautical inspired pieces for the Autumn/Winter 2010 seasons. This capsule collection focuses on clean and simple clothing incorporating modern and classic silhouettes. Look out crewnecks, pocketed and simple tees, and cotton shirts. The capsule collection is available in Urban Outfitters stores starting next week.

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Won Hundred Fall/Winter 2010 Trench Coats

We’re paraded with outerwear news lately but here are two coats from Won Hundred that sticks to the timeless silhouette of trenches. Sartorial it may be, the classic lines and cuts undoubtedly provides a sophisticated look, classy diggers would love to have. “Details delicately found in each piece, buttons and pocket details gently worked into each garment giving what at first looks like a simple piece of outerwear some attention to turn heads.”

Won Hundred is currently available from - Glass Boutique and Urban Outfitters.

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Won Hundred Spring/Summer 2011 Lookbook

Danish brand Won Hundred releases its Spring/Summer 2011 lookbook with their collection inspired from the elongated distorted shadows cast by the suns glare mixed by the minimalistic oriental ceramics of Danish artist Thorvald Bindsebøll.

As aforementioned, the Danish artist brought in impact to the collection as "colours are directly inspired from the [Thorvald Bindesbøll] ceramics. a lot of cream-whites, pale yellows and burnt orange. combined with the overcasting shadows in grey and black give the collection a new direction."

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Won Hundred Plaid Shirting for A/W 2010 Collection

A breather I must say, these shirts from Danish brand Won Hundred have gotten me into a relaxing sensation. Producing a good selection of pastel-toned plaids for autumn/winter, the simple construction and detailing gives a balancing blend of every colourway.

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Won Hundred Autumn/Winter 2010 'Andrew' & 'Todd' Knits

Won Hundred highlights some of their autumn and winter 2010 pieces and here we have two from the collection. Named 'Andrew' and 'Todd', these two wardrobe essentials combine the finest quality workmanship along with the noticeable deep teal colourway. A nice combination for crew necks and cardigans. Check the detailed pictures below.

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Won Hundred Autumn/Winter 2010 Lookbook

The Won Hundred Autumn/Winter collection is inspired by the straight lines and hard shapes from cubist art, combined with the soft and natural influences from collage art of the same era. Materials like wood, paper and all sorts of found objects are glued and taped together. While black, grey and white are key, this seasons colours range from spice brown to a dark duffel bag green accented by a washed out aubergine and muted jade green.

Using qualities such as coated cotton gives a draped dress a paper-like finish. Small amounts of metal spun in cotton yarn makes a bomber jacket look worn and creased.
Washed and soft qualities transforms oversized squared shapes into feminine dresses. Double layered shirts tucked into corduroy trousers lend a little heritage style with a modern twist.

The tailored suit is back with minimalistic lines both for men and women. Calf length classic overcoats make a statement this season alongside oversized cardigans in wool, worn together
with deconstructed shirts. Besides the main collection Won hundred also goes back to its denim roots this season, with some new perfectly tailored models and washes. The shoe collection has also been expanded with a broader range of shoes in leather, nubuck and suede.

Won Hundred A/W 2010 'The Cubist Epoch' Teaser

Autumn/Winter 2010 collection for Won Hundred is generally inspired by the straight lines and hard shapes from the cubistic art combined with the soft and natural influences from cubistic collage art. Showing off a preview of what's in store for the next cold seasons, wee see worn and creased bomber jacket, minimal tailored suit, mid calf length classic overcoat, wool cardigan, and the unisex boots.

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Won Hundred x Urban Outfitters Denim Collection

With his dedication for jeans, Won Hundred's Creative Director Nikolaj Nielsens have gotten himself to his career satisfaction with the help of his passion. Passing through several other brands and with nearly 20 years of involvement in denim, his great role for Won Hundred, without a doubt, is indeed expected. Now, with the approached of Urban Outfitters buying director Lee Grace in submitting a design for a collaboration, Nikolaj Nielsens have properly exemplified the Won Hundred philosophy and aesthetic at the same time blended well the U.O. whole package. "The jeans made for Urban was one model in 3 simple washes, its called 'Dean' and is the tightest of the 3 we have in our jeans range, made only for the Urban Outfitters customer".