At the end of August 2020, a collection of clothes goes on sale that will appeal to fans of the universal autumn style, nostalgic for the seventies. This is a collaboration between Japanese brand Uniqlo and Ines de la Fressange, a model and a symbol of French chic.
The new collection is fully consistent with the Uniqlo LifeWear concept, or “Clothes for Life”, thanks to the versatility, laconicism and high quality of materials that are appreciated timeless and timeless.
The Uniqlo x Ines de la Fressange collaboration is inspired by famous women who, in the 70s, were a symbol of true freedom and independence. These are Jane Birkin, and Diane Keaton, and Ellie McGraw, who, in their roles and public appearances, made them draw attention to themselves with their unforgettable style, which to this day serves as an inspiration for both fashion designers and women looking for their own individual style.
The collection includes wrap dresses, blouses made of natural silk and viscose, cashmere jumpers, corduroy trousers and suits. Echoes of the bohemian style of the 70s are felt in pleated skirts, polka-dot dresses and paisley patterns. The collection is complemented by a line of warm and cozy knitwear made using the technology of seamless 3D knitting.
5 trends from the Uniqlo x Ines de la Fressange fall-winter 2020-2021 lookbook
1. Dresses and skirts with knitwear
The simplest and most feminine version of the fall style, which becomes especially attractive thanks to a dress or skirt made of textured fabric with a print. A cashmere jumper or a long knitted cardigan paired with boots make your look cozy in autumn.
2. Elegant rigor
The severity of the style can be different. Some will prefer a trouser suit with a blouse with a bow or frill, others will choose a wrap dress or a set with a silk blouse and corduroy trousers. The main thing is smooth clean lines, deep noble shades and the absence of unnecessary design elements that irritate the eye.
3. Minimalist basic coats
Autumn style for most is unthinkable without a coat, which becomes an indispensable attribute of a fashionable cold demi-season. In the Uniqlo collection, coats are in dark shades, with clean lines, double-breasted or without buttons at all.
4. 70s velvet retro chic
Corduroy in the 70s was one of the most popular materials, and then it was forgotten for a long time. Only recently has he returned to mass fashion, and in the Uniqlo collection he has been allocated a worthy place. Corduroy coats, trousers, suits add texture and noble retro chic to the image.
5. Pants combinations
For those who appreciate the practicality and style of masculine-feminine style, trouser combinations that do not necessarily look ordinary are ideal. It can be either classic loose trousers with a slightly fitted tweed jacket, or a combination of cropped culottes with silk or viscose blouses. The most daring will wear a bomber jacket with culottes.
