UNIQLO Kicks off FW22 With Seventh Edition of LifeWear Magazine

Exploring how today’s classics can be made simpler.

Fashion 
7,504 Hypes 1 Comments

This September, UNIQLO launches issue seven of its definitive style publication, exploring the stories, imagery and locations that inspire its upcoming Fall/Winter 2022 collections.

Drawing on its “Today’s Classics” theme, the latest LifeWear magazine heads to London to fill its opening fashion feature pages with some of the city’s intrinsically smart fall styles. From trench jackets to duffle coats, it places the inspired FW22 collection on a selection of everyday city goers.

The magazine also finds UNIQLO’s simple and ageless philosophy in the English countryside as it visits the minimalist architecture of John Pawson’s Cotswolds retreat. Built in 1610, it looks at how the illustrious architect distilled the character of a rugged villa while keeping a timeless look in its renovation – an vivid approach that the retailer takes in its fall design.

In addition to the British classics content, readers can flick through pages developed in collaboration with French periodical L’étiquette and Uniqlo U, as well as an interview with designer Maiko Kurogouchi who has announced her fourth collection with UNIQLO and Olympics gold medalist Ayumu Hirano who serves as the brand’s global ambassador.

UNIQLO LifeWear magazine Issue 07 will be distributed in stores and published on Kindle from September 2. UNIQLO stores around the globe including New York, London, Paris, Shanghai and Tokyo flagship stores will also install special immersive displays showcasing key elements from the seasonal collection and magazine. For more, head to LifeWear Magazine’s special website and shop the new FW22 range on UNIQLO’s website.

Read Full Article

What to Read Next

Balenciaga's Winter 2022 Boot Collection Breaks Gender Conventions
Footwear

Balenciaga's Winter 2022 Boot Collection Breaks Gender Conventions

Styles like the Waders 90mm and Glove 80mm bring womenswear traditions into the world of menswear.

Prick Ldn Launches Collection of Plant Care Tools
Design

Prick Ldn Launches Collection of Plant Care Tools

Keeping your cacti happy and your surfaces clean.

Oliver Sim Taps BEAMS for 'Hideous Bastard' Merch Collection
Fashion 

Oliver Sim Taps BEAMS for 'Hideous Bastard' Merch Collection

Celebrating The XX’s bassist and vocalist’s debut solo album.

Hautlence Offers Fresh Take On Jumping Hour With Linear Series 1
Watches

Hautlence Offers Fresh Take On Jumping Hour With Linear Series 1

The $65,000 USD watch also features a flying tourbillon.

032c's FW22 "GUILTY" Collection Is Fascinated With Sleaze
Fashion

032c's FW22 "GUILTY" Collection Is Fascinated With Sleaze

“GUILTY considers global networks of physical and metaphorical trade – and the roles we all play within them.”


MKI MIYUKI ZOKU Looks to Capture Functional Luxury With Its "Transitional Lookbook"
Fashion 

MKI MIYUKI ZOKU Looks to Capture Functional Luxury With Its "Transitional Lookbook"

The Leeds-based retailer looks to get you through the will-it-won’t-it weather.

AMBUSH Reveals Limited Edition NFT Necklace With Avalanche Blockchain
NFT

AMBUSH Reveals Limited Edition NFT Necklace With Avalanche Blockchain

In both physical and digital forms for a more immersive ownership experience.

Holloway Li References "'90s Optimism" For Debut Furniture Collection
Design

Holloway Li References "'90s Optimism" For Debut Furniture Collection

Featuring curves inspired by lava lamps and inflatable chairs.

Seven Deleted Scenes Are Confirmed To Be in the 'Spider-Man: No Way Home' Extended Cut
Entertainment

Seven Deleted Scenes Are Confirmed To Be in the 'Spider-Man: No Way Home' Extended Cut

Available in theaters now.

Chiahung Su Continues Focus on Taiwan's Aborigines With Its SS23 Collection
Fashion

Chiahung Su Continues Focus on Taiwan's Aborigines With Its SS23 Collection

Developed in cooperation with indigenous tribes.

More ▾
 
We got you covered. Don’t miss out on the latest news by signing up for our newsletters.

By subscribing, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.