- Ezra Woods is a florist, perfumer, screenwriter, and former fashion stylist for celebrities. Woods grew up in Los Angeles as the son of high-end fashion designer/florist George Woods and third-generation florist Evonne Woods, who own the elite floral design company "The Woods" and, in the 80s, owned and operated the trendy Melrose Ave fashion boutique Azar-Woods, where George designed outfits for numerous celebrities including Bette Midler, Teri Garr, and Olivia Harrison. Ezra Woods started his career as a fashion stylist, crafting red carpet looks for stars like his friend, Jonah Hill. In 2006, Ezra met and befriended artist and filmmaker Alia Raza. The two bonded over their shared love of flowers and scents and threw a dance party together called Indole. In 2013, they reconnected and co-created the luxury perfume company Régime des Fleurs. In 2019, Woods and his now-husband, architectural designer Michael Woodcock, co-founded the floral design company Pretend Plants & Flowers, which has created floral arrangements for Chloë Sevigny’s wedding, and floral props for Kim Kardashian’s Skims campaign. In 2023, Woods added screenwriter to his resume, becoming writing partners with longtime friend and client Jonah Hill. The pair co-wrote and produced the Apple TV original movie Outcome (2026), starring Keanu Reeves, and Cut Off, starring Hill and Kristen Wiig, which has been deemed "unreleasable" by its studio Warner Bros. Both films were directed by Hill.
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- SpouseMichael Woodcock(October 2, 2023 - present)
- ParentsEvonne WoodsGeorge Woods
- RelativesJoseph Cohen(Grandparent)
- Got a pet Cavapoo (cross-breed between a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and a Poodle) named Roman during the pandemic.
- Commissioned high-end jeweler Irene Neuwirth to create a custom pendant of his dog Roman, a hand-painted image of the pet crafted from 18k yellow gold, opal and rock crystal.
- Has been wearing cologne since he was in kindergarten.
- Grandson on his mother's side of Joseph Cohen, noted LA flower retailer and real estate developer. Cohen owned and operated the historic La Cienega Flower Shop and, with his brother (and Ezra's great-uncle) Robert Cohen, built and was the longtime owner of the Four Seasons Los Angeles at Beverly Hills.
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