Global apparel brand UNIQLO recently announced the launch of the HANA TAJIMA FOR UNIQLO 2022 Spring/Summer Dress Collection. The new series will be available starting May 26th and features comfortable, elegant dresses that reflect the designer's global perspective. With playful and innovative designs, these simple and adaptable dresses are great for both everyday wear and special occasions. In addition, each piece has unique details that delight women every time they wear it, while still providing everyday comfort.
Commenting on the latest collection, Hana Tajima said, "This collection was really an expression of joy and hope. I wanted to create a sense of ease and playfulness. A dress should be the simplest thing in the world to wear. A single garment that is a look in itself, bold and iconic. The subtle details and fabric texture come to life on the body, move with it. The prints and colors embody that feeling of vitality."
Minimal Comfort-Focused Apparel
UNIQLO Taps Designer Hana Tajima For 2022 S/S Collection
Trend Themes
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