UNIQLO will release the "Carine Roitfeld" Fall/Winter 2016 collection on November 11th, a collaboration with fashion editor Carine Roitfeld. Carine Roitfeld is the former editor-in-chief of French Vogue and currently serves as editor-in-chief of CR Fashion Book. This collaborative collection, which began last year in the Fall/Winter 2015 season, is themed around "a collection that brings out the new beauty of working women." The collection features trendy imitation fur and long Chesterfield coats, as well as other pieces unique to Carine Roitfeld, a designer known for creating a variety of trends. The imitation fur is arranged in a leopard print and is available on blousons and tote bags. A chalk-striped baggy suit inspired by men's tailoring will also be featured. Other items available include outerwear (5,990 yen to 17,900 yen), pants and skirts (3,990 yen to 4,990 yen), shirts (3,990 yen to 5,990 yen), knitwear (2,990 yen to 6,990 yen), dresses (4,990 yen), bags, belts, and scarves (990 yen to 3,990 yen), and tights (990 yen).

In addition, items with a focus on silhouette and material were also introduced. Feminine cuts were applied to details such as the waistline and backline, and materials such as imitation fur, boa, neo-leather, and tweed were combined to perfectly match each silhouette, achieving a balance between design and texture.

In addition, items were introduced that evoked Carine Roitfeld's own style, the contrast between masculine and feminine. The masculine line offers tweed coats and tailored jackets with large collars that incorporate masculine elements into their designs, while the feminine line offers wool coats with a feminine, flared design.

The collection will be available at 12 stores across Japan, including the UNIQLO Ginza store, UNIQLO OSAKA, and BICQLO UNIQLO Shinjuku East Exit store, as well as the UNIQLO online store. The collection's advertising visuals were created by fashion photographer Steven Meisel.