We can always count on Uniqlo to associate with unexpected and ignorant designers. Typically, these are skilled successors to classic tailoring who use premium fabrics to maintain clean lines, pressed lapels and razor-sharp pleats. When the Japanese fashion brand brings these designers into its retail space, the collabs often feature collections that offer a fresh and exciting sense of “fashion items” or “capsule wardrobe” concepts. For the latest big sale, Uniqlo has continued to work with the French model and fashion designer Ines de la Fressangewhose eye for feminine beauty, tailored details and an appreciation for utility inspired the “everyday uniform” for what the everyday woman could look like and look like. any.
