Just when i thought i had bought enough Uniqlo tees to last me a long while, they come along and introduce celebrity designed tees in aid of Japan with proceeds of 100 million yen going towards funds in Japan.
Here's the word from the official website:
'The Save Japan! website was established immediately after the Great East Japan Earthquake to support the affected parts of the country by providing information on area-specific relief efforts. UNIQLO is working with the Condé Nast Group—a supporter of the Save Japan! website and the publisher of Vogue Japan and GQ Japan—to create T-shirts featuring messages of encouragement from artists around the world. UNIQLO plans to donate approximately 100 million yen through the sale of Save Japan! T-shirts to the Japanese Red Cross Society, to back recovery efforts in northeastern Japan.'
I'm not sure if 100 million yen or RM3.73 million is enough, but it's better than nothing yeah.
Here's the word from the official website:
'The Save Japan! website was established immediately after the Great East Japan Earthquake to support the affected parts of the country by providing information on area-specific relief efforts. UNIQLO is working with the Condé Nast Group—a supporter of the Save Japan! website and the publisher of Vogue Japan and GQ Japan—to create T-shirts featuring messages of encouragement from artists around the world. UNIQLO plans to donate approximately 100 million yen through the sale of Save Japan! T-shirts to the Japanese Red Cross Society, to back recovery efforts in northeastern Japan.'
I'm not sure if 100 million yen or RM3.73 million is enough, but it's better than nothing yeah.
The designs are nothing to shout about, but the celebrity designers sure are.
They go for RM59.90 and sizes range from XS to XL.I'm eye-ing either the Nicole Kidman or Gwyneth Paltrow one.None of the designs are particularly wearable but if i'm being honest, Victoria Bechams look the most fashion forward!
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