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BERNHARD WILLHELM

'Taboo' cowl neck sweater
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Black wool and cotton blend sweater from Bernhard Willhelm featuring a wide cowl neck with contrasting multicolour print trim, long sleeves with ribbed cuffs, a ribbed hem and contrasting white chevrons allover.
Item ID:10297035

Size & Fit

    Models Measurements:
    • Height (cm): 186
    • Bust/Chest (cm): 90
    • Waist (cm): 77
    • Hips (cm): 91
    Model is wearing size: M

Composition & Care

  • Composition: Wool 25%, Cotton 75%
  • WASHING INSTRUCTIONS : Dry Clean Only

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    Designer: BERNHARD WILLHELM

    Since the set up of his brand in 1999 (in association with Jutta Kraus) the young man, born in Ulm in the South of Germany, hasn’t stopped building an imaginative nicely crazy universe. First with womenswear, his first collection is presented in Paris in 1999. Then with menswear he created the first samples in 2000, but he presented them only in January 2003 during the menswear Fashion Week. Trained at the Royal Academy of Anvers Willhelm graduated in 1998. He previously assisted Walter Van Beirendock, Alexander McQueen, Vivienne Westwood and Dirk Bikkembergs.

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