WTNC 2025 春夏系列「The Wolf of Xinyi District」正式登場
「The Wolf of Xinyi District」為 WTNC 對都市生活的具象化延伸，其靈感來自電影《華爾街之狼》，混合Ivy League常春藤校園風格，重新定義完美適配信義夜晚的穿搭語言。本季設計混搭具有Ivy條紋與街頭感十足的教練外套、Jorts等單品——打造出從白天穿到夜晚都毫不費力、風格始終在線的實用搭配。此外，WTNC更翻轉了傳統Polo騎士的意象，賦予它全新定義，成為專屬夜晚的情色語言，那是種藏不住、也不需要藏的慾望張力。
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