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UNIQLO / INES DE LA FRESSANGE 2022 Fall/Winter Collection: A uniform to accentuate each person’s unique, individual character
Global apparel retailer UNIQLO today announces its latest collaboration collection with Ines de la Fressange, lifestyle icon and symbol of French chic. The UNIQLO / INES DE LA FRESSANGE 2022 Fall/Winter collection presents LifeWear that reflects Ines’ belief in bringing effortless French style to the world. This is a line focused on the pursuit of true beauty and comfort, continually offering a timeless, essential wardrobe. Items will be available in the Philippines from Friday, September 9 at select UNIQLO stores and from the uniqlo.com online store.
The ‘Ines-style
uniform’
Ines returns to the idea of the uniform, or an eternal standard in fashion and one of her essential styles. Finished in fluffy and soft materials while making the most of the essence of men’s fashion and work details, this is a collection to provide comfort for everyone and accentuate their individuality. Along with classic items such as pea coats and chino pants, the lineup features numerous offerings incorporating modern designs, including functional items such as shirts with elbow patches, and padded shirt jackets in flannel with cotton lining.
Playful
knits perfect for an urban stroll
Knits are an essential part of the Ines wardrobe, and this season features a richly varied lineup. The wide-ranging wardrobe includes sweaters with color combinations that convey a graphical impression, along with 3D knit* cardigans with a lovely, rounded silhouette, as well as lightweight and comfortable knit jackets with a soft and fluffy silhouette. Cashmere sweaters, which are a favorite of Ines, are offered in exciting, vivid colors such as mustard yellow and pink, perfect for enjoying a relaxing stroll through the city.
*3D knit is a WHOLEGARMENT*, a garment knit entirely on a single machine in three dimensions without seams. *WHOLEGARMENT is a registered trademark of SHIMA SEIKI MFG Ltd.
2022 Fall/Winter Collection Lineup
- Pea Coat
- Chesterfield Coat
- Flannel Tunic
- Frill Shirt
l Color Block Crew Neck Sweater
l Knit Jacket
l Soft Chino Wide Pants
l Wool Blend Flared Skirt
l Rayon Shirt Dress
l Cashmere Stole
Collection Overview (Total 25 Items)
Item |
Prices
|
|
Item |
Prices
|
Outerwear |
Php
3,990 – Php 7,990 |
Knits |
Php 1,990 – Php 6,990 |
|
Pants and skirts |
Php 1,990 – Php 3,490 |
Dresses |
Php
2,990 – Php 3,490 |
|
Shirts |
Php 1,490 – Php 4,990 |
Accessories |
Php 1,490 – Php 2,990 |
Note: Prices listed are provisional and subject to change.
Details of the 2022 Fall/Winter
Collection
Launch date: September
9, 2022 (Fri.)
Availability: Full
lineup available in UNIQLO Manila Global Flagship Store and UNIQLO Online Store
only.
Special website: https://www.uniqlo.com/ph/en/contents/collaboration/ines/22fw/
Born and raised in France, Ines became a top
international model soon after starting her career at the age of 17. She became
renowned as the muse of several top fashion houses and remains a style icon in
fashion circles to this day. In 2013, she relaunched her own brand, Ines de la
Fressange Paris, and continues to embody modern Parisian chic as an art
director.
UnionBank, Leon Gallery host timely discussion on NFT art
PH-first virtual asset over-the-counter service by UnionBank among highlights of discussion
The timely talk was held during an exhibition by Filipino abstract
artist Jose Antonio Reyes, also known as JAR. Prior to this, The Leon Gallery also showcased
the works of JAR last July 18 and the collection was sold out within its
opening day. This was a follow up of the artist’s previous NFT art collection,
JAR Heads, successfully launched on the Cardano Network with over 1 million in
ADA sales in the secondary market in the span of only six months.
RJ Dela Cruz and Migui Planas of UnionBank's Digital Asset Markets
Unit (DAMU) joined Reyes in the discussions. During the talk, JAR shared how
NFT art enabled him to have people around the world appreciate and gain access
to his art, and how this space can afford similar opportunities to other
traditional artists.
Meanwhile, NFT expert Planas gave a 101 on NFT art, including how
NFTs are made, and how beginners can competently traverse the NFT art space. DAMU
Head Dela Cruz, on the other hand, zeroed in on UnionBank’s activities and
developments in the blockchain, crypto, and NFT spaces. He discussed the Bank’s
journey into the emerging space, as well as his personal transition from
traditional finance into the world of digital assets.
One of the highlights of Dela Cruz' talk was UnionBank's Virtual
Asset Over-the-Counter (VA OTC) Service, another industry first, which was
designed to help people enter the emerging NFT art space much easier. UnionBank
is the first and only bank in the Philippines to offer this type of service,
further strengthening the Bank’s position as the country's leader in blockchain
innovation.
"Through its VA OTC service, UnionBank provides both artists
and collectors alike with trustworthy platform for buying and selling NFT
art," said Atty.
Tonico Manahan, a well-known art collector. "While there are many
ways for people to fund their wallets to buy NFT art or transact with crypto,
buying and selling with the help of a well-established bank ensures that every
crypto transaction is secure."
"It's a way for beginners to have peace of mind in entering the
perceived volatile space given that transacting with a regulated financial
institution such as a bank would be secure," Reyes added.
To know more about UnionBank's VA OTC service and other solutions
related to NFTs, please send an email to digitalassets@unionbankph.com.
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