Matteo Ward Matrimonio, Wrad Cofounder Wedding Photos
Matteo Ward is a successful young businessman and the co-founder of the brand Wrad, which stands for a way of life rather than merely apparel. For a while now, Matteo has been victorious in his challenge since he creates completely sustainable clothing.
The opportunity for Matteo, now 30 years old, to work for Abercrombie and Finch came to him practically by coincidence in 2008 after he graduated from Bocconi in Milan with a degree in international economics.
The young man so began his experience within the American apparel giant, managing to obtain significant positions up to becoming a senior manager throughout Germany.
Matteo Ward Marriage Photos
The Scuderia and sacred grove of Villa Valmarana ai Nani in Vicenza served as the venues for Matteo Ward and Ludovico Crisi’s wedding celebration on Saturday, July 2.
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It is evident that the event was entirely environmentally friendly: when you mention Matteo Ward, you automatically think of sustainability because the Word design studio, launched in 2015, is more than just a fashion label; each product and each collection serve as a statement of values.
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Matteo Ward Age and Wikipedia
A design studio founded on three pillars—education, innovation, and design—is both inventive and imaginative.
Matteo completed his coursework and wrote his dissertation in South Korea before earning his degree in international economics from the Bocconi University of Milan.
In addition, Matteo is the curator and creative director of WSM-White Milano, as well as a member of Fashion Revolution Italia. TEDx Talk, WIRED Digital Day, Fashion Tech, and Fashion Sustain Berlin are just a few national and international venues where Matteo frequently participates as a public speaker due to his communication talents.
Through a Business Sustainability Management program at the University of Cambridge, but primarily on the job, he developed his skills in the area of corporate responsibility. In 2013, he assumed the position of co-administrator of the Diversity and Inclusion Council, continuing his career at Abercrombie and Fitch, which he joined in 2009.
The cutting-edge start-up, established to create social value, is already the recipient of the Best of the Best RedDot Design Award, a finalist in the Green Carpet Challenge Awards, and is listed in the ADI Design Index 2019.
