UNIQLO LifeWear is clothing designed to make everyone's life even better.

Art has the power to make you feel deeply or change your perspective. But art can also signify skill, craft, and beauty &ndash; things that lend richness to everyday life. This season explores both these sentiments as UNIQLO launches its 2023 Spring / Summer LifeWear collection.&nbsp;

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<h3>Colors, Clean, and Casual</h3>

&ldquo;The Art of Everyday Life&rdquo; highlights colorful and casual silhouettes perfect from day to night. Styles like the lavender linen suits, fuschia lightweight cashmere sweaters, orange linen jumpsuits, green corduroy shorts and many more will make for a fun summer wardrobe.&nbsp;

The latest collection also features transitional outerwear, light knits, linen tops, and fuss free garments like the latest iron fee AirSense pants. Workwear marries function in earthtone colors making for a versatile outfit that kicks monday blues out of the way.

Keeping it casual while being sustainable is also part of the mission of Lifwear. Blue Cycle Jeans, reduces the use of water and eliminates manual labor to get that faded, worn-in look.&nbsp;

<h3>UV Protection&nbsp;</h3>
While playing under the sun, the latest collection also offers comfortable AIRism T-shirts like The new AIRism ribbed sleeveless top will keep you feeling cool. A range of products that block out 90% of UV rays to protect your skin like the pocketable UV parkas, mesh hoodies, and twill caps. It's&nbsp; basically sunscreen in wearable form.

<h3>UNIQLO Collaborations with Fashion Designers</h3>
We also take the first look at the upcoming UNIQLO collaborations with JW Anderson and In&egrave;s de La Fressange. While the two may differ in the style, both delivers in their own way. JW Anderson sticks to preppy stripes, tennis inspired pleats and prints, and muted colored activewear. While In&egrave;s de La Fressange offers pastels and checkered. This season&rsquo;s collaboration features flower and gingham print dresses and oversized bucket hats.&nbsp;

<h3>UNIQLO U</h3>
Designed with a modern wardrobe in mind. Creative Director Christophe Lemaire and his team in Paris creates clothing using innovate material. Beyond the velvety color palette (the color eggplant purple is seen throughout the collection), the oversized silhouettes always takes front and center like its lightweight parka and trench coat.

<h3>&nbsp;UT LINE</h3>

For Spring/Summer 2023, creative director Kosuke Kawamura reimagined the UT Line inspired by street scenes, pop culture, and art. The Message is a line of T-shirts that convey a message, considered the origin of the graphic tee. Created with three modern artists, Cali Dewitt, Trevor Andrew, and Lakwena, who are driving the art scene in hotspots such as Los Angeles and London, the brightly colored expressions feature silhouettes reflecting the latest trends, with a heavier material. For the HYPEBEAST COMMUNITY CENTER line, four communities active in the modern culture scene freely expressed visuals conveying the culture of their generations through standard T-shirts, as well as coach jackets and long-sleeve T-shirts. The Skater Collection features images of skateboards, representative of street culture, in a collaboration with Los Angeles-born creator Alex Olson and Shinpei Ueno, who has made internationally acclaimed films while active as a professional rider.&nbsp;

For updates on the 2023 Spring Summer LifeWear Collection and its availability in the Philippines, follow UNIQLO Philippines&rsquo; social media pages and download UNIQLO App.

The Art Of Everyday Life: UNIQLO Unveils its 2023 Spring / Summer LifeWear Collection

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