The fifteenth issue of UNIQLO’s LifeWear magazine is now available – themed “Modern City Feelings” for the 2026 Fall/Winter season, the free publication is centered on the UNIQLO philosophy of everyday comfort and features styles inspired by New York, Seoul, Berlin, Paris, London and urban Hokkaido, alongside interviews with UNIQLO Global Brand Ambassadors and artists.
LifeWear Magazine Issue 15: What To Expect
LifeWear magazine Issue 15 is an A4-modified size publication running 124 pages, printed bilingually in Japanese and English. It will be available free of charge in 26 markets worldwide in 12 languages, primarily distributed through UNIQLO stores. From 28 August, the issue will also be available as a free e-book on Amazon Kindle and Reader Store, alongside a dedicated website featuring exclusive online-only content.
The issue opens with “What are Modern City Feelings?”, outlining five key phrases summarizing the season’s colors and styles, illustrated by Mr. Slowboy. “The City Classics” features new fall items styled by actors and artists across New York, Seoul and Berlin, covering looks from preppy styles to tonal outfits.
“Hello, Emma” is an interview with Global Brand Ambassador and professional tennis player Emma Raducanu, who answers 16 questions from her hometown of London about tennis and her collaboration with UNIQLO. “Fluffy Moments” highlights the season’s fleece and sweatshirt offerings through a café-set story, accompanied by a multi-page product gallery.
“Visiting with Philippe Weisbecker” profiles the 82-year-old artist behind this issue’s cover illustration, featuring a visit to his studio in Paris to discuss his creative process. The issue closes with “Thank U, Uniqlo U”, an interview with Christophe Lemaire and Sarah-Linh Tran reflecting on their decade-long tenure with the Uniqlo U line as they prepare to depart the collection.
Pokdepinion: A Christophe Lemaire and Sarah-Linh Tran farewell after ten years at Uniqlo U is a notable send-off.
