Ko Collective
Creative studio, production services and artist representation for fashion, luxury, sport and beauty brands
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Ko Collective
KO Collective is a multidisciplinary creative studio offering strategic content, creative direction and production services. It also represents directors, cinematographers, editors and post-production artists.
The company works with global brands in fashion, luxury, sport and beauty, providing services including ideation, casting, location sourcing and post-production. Its offices are in London and Paris.
Product: Creative direction, content production and representation of creative artists.
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