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ULLAC Doesn't Take Serious Clothes Too Seriously For SS20

Written by Brock Cardiner in Style
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Brand: ULLAC

Season: Spring/Summer 2020

Buy: ullac.com

Release Date: Available now

Editor’s Notes: For the Spring/Summer 2020 season, UK brand ULLAC greatly expands its offerings and looks towards memories of people, clothes, music and feelings from the point in life when you feel trapped by your surroundings but in reality may be the most free for inspiration. The lookbook reflects this sentiment and tells the story of those days when you start taking life seriously but it hasn’t gotten serious.

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The clothing itself captures this mood, too, with the collection consisting of playful takes on otherwise serious garms like parkas, check cords, jacket liners, shirts and tie-dye pants. Standout pieces from the collection include two painter suits in collaboration with British outerwear giant Gloverall.

Look for the collection now ullac.com and at the ULLAC store on Shoreditch High Street in London.

Brock Cardiner

Brock Cardiner is Highsnobiety's LA Editorial Director. He oversees Highsnobiety's editorial initiatives on the West Coast.

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