5 Things about WOODHOUSE S/S 2017 New York

Woodhouse presented its Spring 2017 men’s collections in New York shown at Industria Superstudio an original Superstudio founded in 1991 by Photographer Fabrizio Ferri.

  1.  Julian Woodhouse is a model turned stylist. He received his first internship offer in NYC.
  2. Turned Fashion Designer and Creative Director. His Career began at the age of 14.
  3. Julian graduated from Secondary School and took his journey to the University of St. Thomas in Minnesota USA, Where he studied International Business, Dance and Spanish. During his final year in Madrid Spain, studying at La Universidad de San Louis. Julian rediscovered his passio and decided to entertain the idea of Designing again.
  4. In 2013 Julian took his journey to Seoul South Korea to “gain inspiration and technical skills in design.”
  5. Julian met two people that would change the course of his career: one was a writer Vietnamese born American raised and the other a model from Canada. Together they developed Woodhouse. First time in NYFW.

 

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