Following the uniqlo undercover UU lookbook, we can now give you a closer look at the products from the line. From Selectism – “March 16, 2012 sees the delivery of the first collaborative collection from UNIQLO and Undercover, two very well known Japanese labels that come together for a family style affair, as seen in their lookbook. We take a look at the individual garments in the collection that vary from styles leather jackets, plaid shirts, to straight leg casual trousers. This is a very different collection from the previous UNIQLO work with +J. From Undercover’s side, this collection is simply nothing like their work with Nike on Gyakusou.”

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After the initial announcement we can finally give you a first look at the upcoming collaboration between Undercover and Uniqlo. Together the two Japanese brands have worked on a Spring/Summer 2012 Collection. Coming to stores on March 16th, 2012, Jun Takahashi of Undercover has worked on both mens and womens collections as part of the collaboration, offering his signature style and colors, yet all much more affordable than we are used to see from the designer.

Check out the lookbook of the collection after the jump.

Uniqlo continues with their Innovation Project Collection for Spring 2012. The collaboration between Nicola Formichetti, Uniqlo Creative Director Kashiwa Sato and design director Naoki Takizawa once again concentrates on ultra-functional and weatherproof wear at affordable prices.

The Spring 2012 Collection consists of track jackets, parkas, hooded jackets, pants, hoodies and more. The line is releasing at stores now.

Check out the full line after the jump.

In an interesting new collaboration, Uniqlo’s t-shirt line UT has teamed up with MoMA for Holiday 2011.

Artists represented in the MoMA x UT – Message Art Now! Line, a collaboration between The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) and UT, were selected by Klaus Biesenbach, Director of MoMA PS1 and Chief Curator at Large at MoMA. These artists are among the most innovating within their disciplines and most dynamic in diverse works addressing a range of issues important to the global community.

The outcome is a great graphic t-shirt collection for both men and women, now available online here.

This coming Friday, Japanese fast fashion chain Uniqlo will be opening its largest global flagship store to date on 5th Avenue in New York City. Thanks to Selectism we can give you a detailed look inside the impressive new mega store.

“Designed by Wonderwall (you know the name), the new UNIQLO shop will be the largest single retailer on Fifth Ave. with more than 89,000 square feet of retail space across three floors. Those familiar with the UNIQLO SOHO location and the congestion that fills it during the busy weekend, will want to explore the new Fifth Ave location. The retail space is open and wide for shopping and browsing. More than 200 LCD and LED screens throughout the new store will deliver UNIQLO styled looks and more.

The UNIQLO Fifth Ave. opening has been blitzed hard in the media for months now and Friday will be a exceptional day for the retailer. Those looking for store opening specials will be pleased to hear that their basic v-neck cashmere sweater will sell for $50 (down from the normal $99) and Japanese denim lovers will want to be quick to lock in a pair of slim or straight denim for $9.99. That’s right: $9.99.”

Largest store on 5th Avenue? Denim for 9.99 USD for the opening? I think those are enough reasons to pass by this coming Friday.

Uniqlo Global Flagship Store
666 5th Avenue at 53rd Street
New York, NY 10103
Opens Friday, October 14, 12pm

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Photography: Robert Wunsch/Selectism.com

While we have already presented guides for Shibuya and Harajuku, there is a lot happening in between the two areas, which we explore in the next chapter of our Tokyo shopping guide.

You can easily walk from Shibuya to Harajuku, as the two are connected and only one train stop away from each other. Some places are easier to find than others, but there are so many great shopping areas in the city to explore and we would not want to miss a single one of them.

Check out our store checks that we did on the edges of the two shopping districts, featuring some retailers that you have already heard about many times here on Highsnobiety.

The full review after the jump.

Today we can present you a more detailed look of the Uniqlo +J Fall/Winter 2011 Collection, the last collection from the collaboration between the Japanese retailer and designer Jil Sander.

The line is looking really strong, with especially the outerwear standing out. Colors are as usual mostly muted, but a few color hits have been infused as well this time. The jackets and blazers are our personal favorites. The collection will launch at select Uniqlo stores around the globe on September 7th, 2011.

Check out the collection in detail after the jump.

Today Undercover designer Jun Takahashi announces their upcoming project with Uniqlo. It looks like he will be designing a collection for the Japanese clothing giant in the near future. It looks like the project will start this year and go throughout all of 2012. We will of course keep you posted.

With the relationship between Unqlo and Jil Sander coming to an end, this might be a great addition to their portfolio and offering!

Uniqlo is about to release their new Fall/Winter 2011 Collection. Today we give you a first look at the styles that you can look forward to from the Japanese retail giant.

For the most part, Uniqlo keeps it very simple, offering as usual solid ranges of cotton pants, knitwear, outerwear and everything else you need to complete your outfit. Some of the more technical outerwear and pants, as well as the fleece is looking especially interesting in the coming season. Of course you will not stand out of the crowd with Uniqlo, but their collection is as usual perfect for all the basics.

Check out the rest of the collection after the jump.

In partnership with Condé Nast Japan, Uniqlo is teaming up with A-list designers and celebrities from around the world to design t-shirts to benefit the Japanese Red Cross. Each limited edition shirt will feature words of encouragement specifically chosen by the designer. The high profile roster includes Karl Lagerfeld, Alber Elbaz, Victoria Beckham, Lady Gaga, Cyndi Lauper, Orlando Bloom, Blake Lively, Nicole Kidman, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Charlize Theron. The shirts will be available on June 25 and retail for $19.90.

Take a look at the entire t-shirt line-up after the jump.