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Welcome to the jungle: Bikkembergs’ new SS23 Main Collection has set itself the objective of taking us on an adventure into the Amazon rainforest. The prints and colors of the collection evoke a physical and emotional journey through the jungle. This ongoing dynamicity offers a collection focused more on travel and leisure activities.

Bikkembergs has your travel wardrobe covered for the upcoming Spring/Summer 23 season by taking you on an adventure in the Amazon rainforest through its SS23 main collection.

Through prints, colors, and dynamic garments the collection focuses on the pleasure of travel and leisure activities. Composed of graphics and palettes inspired by jungle elements that reflect the mood and dynamism of the summer season. Likewise, the collection also features the reworking of the brand’s logo in different versions: the classic Bikkembergs bow reworked in a tonal color, the Pupino logo embroidered as a macro-contour, and even the deconstructed logo.

Reflecting the mood and optimism of summer the color palette is composed of a solid base of white, navy, and beige, accompanied by spicy orange, treehouse green, bright yellow, and a range of blue highlights that, when combined with the pieces in the collection cover the various leisure activities.

As a finishing touch, the collection includes a cotton formal suit with embroidered panther detail, a printed leather flight jacket, and outerwear such as garment-dyed parkas and military collared jackets.

The Bikkembergs Spring/Summer ’23 main collection by Lee Wood has you covered with the best style for your vacation.

Capturing the summery and dynamic vibe of the collection, the campaign was captured under the lens of Oskar Cecere (@oskarcecere), starring models Diego Niski, Edward Killingbeck, and Mai Zachor.

“After the frenetic stopover in Rio de Janeiro with the SS23 Pre-Collection, I felt the need to express a more casual lightness for the Bikkembergs man. Through the expression of this mood and experience, the collection appears more deconstructed and less composed. ”
Lee Wood – Creative Director