First look into the Uniqlo JW Anderson collection

A designer known for his love for experimental fashion (think chain mails, feather and boys in granny crochets), it was hard to imagine how Jonathan Anderson would translate the collaboration with a minimal fashion label like Uniqlo.

But if you take a closer look at Jonathan Anderson's personal wardrobe and his recent menswear show in Milan, you'd know that he is more than capable of creating wearable, yet striking collections.

Taking his inspiration from the undertones of British heritage, the collection focuses itself with the use of colour, proportions and texture. In short, you'll see the best of Jonathan's signature aesthetics planted firmly within.

With a major part focusing on tartan prints, he has reworked the iconic pattern into a myriad of pieces including puffa jackets, shirts, trench coats and bags.

And following that, you get a series of minimal designs that has us craving for more by the second. Not to mention, the multitude of colourful stripes and graphic illustrations splattered across the pieces.

Then there are the ruffled skirts in denim, striped prints and more that have us lusting for, but without talking too much, why not you see the collection for yourself below:

(Swipe through the gallery below to see more of the collection)