Anne Curtis brings her take on city dressing to Uniqlo’s new season

The actress joins Uniqlo as its newest local celebrity partner, giving the 2026 fall-winter collection her signature mix of comfort, polish, and play

Anne Curtis knows a thing or two about dressing for a day that rarely goes according to plan. There are early call times, long shoots, quick changes, and everything that happens in between. So when it comes to her latest partnership with Uniqlo, the appeal of LifeWear feels especially fitting: clothes that can keep up without making getting dressed feel like work.

As Uniqlo Philippines’ newest local celebrity partner, Anne takes center stage for the brand’s 2026 fall-winter collection, putting her own playful spin on the season’s take on Modern City Living.

For Anne, comfort is clearly non-negotiable. One of her featured looks layers the Zip Up Short Jacket over the JW Anderson Boxy Oxford Long Sleeve Shirt and Ribbed Henley Neck Long Sleeve T-Shirt, paired with the relaxed Baggy Barrel Leg Jeans. Her second look leans into the cozy side of the collection, combining the Fluffy Yarn Fleece Full-Zip Jacket with the Uniqlo : C Milano Ribbed Full-Zip Cardigan and the same easygoing jeans.

“It’s pretty chill, relaxed, and for someone like me who gets cold easily, even in Manila, it’s perfect for me,” Anne shared of her look. “It’s comfy, it’s perfect, and it’s fluffy.”

Anne isn’t the only local personality bringing the season to life. Anthony Constantino shows how Uniqlo Sweats can go well beyond the sofa, styling an Oxford Oversized Long Sleeve Shirt with an Uniqlo : C Oversized Sweatshirt and Sweat Wide Pants for a relaxed but pulled-together look. Emilio Daez, meanwhile, layers an AIRism Cotton Oversized Crew Neck T-Shirt under a Waffle Henley Neck Long Sleeve T-Shirt, Baggy Jeans, and a Fleece Full-Zip Jacket, giving everyday basics a more considered finish.

And that versatility runs through the rest of the fall-winter lineup. Designed around the realities of modern city life, the collection refreshes everyday staples with practical layers, comfortable silhouettes, and pieces that can move easily from one part of the day to another.

The Baggy Barrel Leg Jeans offer a relaxed update to denim, while the EZY Wide Straight Jeans combine the look of jeans with the comfort of sweats. Culottes bring a versatile, genderless option to the mix, while lightweight outerwear such as Harrington Jackets, Denim Trucker Jackets, and Coveralls make layering easy in the Philippines. For colder destinations, Uniqlo’s Fleece and Soufflé Yarn Knits bring warmth without sacrificing everyday ease.

Sport Utility Wear also expands the idea of active dressing, offering pieces suited to errands, light activities, and more active days. Meanwhile, Smooth Cotton Knits, Loungewear, and Innerwear round out the collection with the kind of comfort that works just as well outside the house.

The season comes with a few milestones, too. 2026 marks 10 years of Uniqlo U, while the Fall/Winter Uniqlo : C collection is also set to launch. Fans of UT and Core T can look forward to new designs inspired by Japan, pop culture, and art, including Manga 100th, YOASOBI, Pokémon, Ukiyo-e, Peanuts, and NY POP ART.

With Anne leading the local campaign and personalities like Anthony and Emilio offering their own interpretations, Uniqlo’s latest season makes a simple case for modern city dressing: clothes should work around your life, not the other way around.

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