UNIQLO Announces the Newest Hana Tajima Collection

Featuring  on-trend colors, linen items, and a range of styles for any occasion.

The Japanese global retailer UNIQLO launches the HANA TAJIMA FOR UNIQLO 2018 Spring/Summer Collection. The entire line will be available in SM Megamall and select items will be released in SM City Davao and SM CDO Downtown Premier starting February 11 and on May 11 for the second launch.

LifeWear is UNIQLO’s commitment to creating high quality, functional, and affordable clothing that meets the needs of everyone’s daily lifestyles. Rooted in the brand’s LifeWear philosophy, British-born designer Hana Tajima creates the exclusive collection for women of all backgrounds, regardless of age, race, culture or religion. For 2018 Spring/Summer, new season highlights include elegantly designed pieces that offer comfort and versatility.

Commenting on today’s announcement, Ms. Tajima notes, “For this season I wanted to create a collection that would celebrate the true idea of femininity—the one that finds the strength and grace that exists in all women. These pieces are meant to be lived in, to adapt to different bodies and styles, and be versatile enough to take you through the day and through the season.” 

Incorporating on-trend orange and mustard hues for 2018 Spring/Summer, this season’s wide range of color variations make it easier to style with other UNIQLO items. Featuring pieces made from natural linen, a LifeWear essential that combines softness with refreshing comfort, each garment has been designed with a keen eye for detail to create timeless essentials that offer a variety of styling arrangements. As an added treat, the dresses have also been updated this season to include two length options for its global markets.

About Hana Tajima

Combining refined elegance and effortless comfort, British-born fashion designer Hana Tajima is changing the way young women dress all over the world with her contemporary and functional designs, that are both culturally relevant and extremely versatile. In 2017, New York’s Museum of Modern Art selected her pieces for Items: Is Fashion Modern?, an exhibition which highlighted 111 influential garments and accessories that have profoundly affected art and culture around the world over the past century. Inspired by her Japanese roots and English upbringing, Ms. Tajima’s unique designs continue to garner international attention.