Jonathan Anderson is launching his fifth collection with Japanese retail giant Uniqlo.
The women’s and men’s collection was inspired by modern British architecture and will be available to purchase in-stores and online from Oct. 14.The pieces include double-faced belted coats; corduroy trousers; knitted polo dresses; flannel shirts, and Fair Isle knits inspired by his childhood.
The designer reiterated that he looked “especially at the idea of purism and reducing back to their essence. It leaves something strong that’s sharp and clean. Maintaining the craft within the pattern or structure is very important. This season is a lot more stripped back and there’s an element of homeliness to it.”
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