Jonathan Anderson and LOEWE: A Match Made in Heaven
The fashion world was abuzz on Friday morning as Irish designer Jonathan Anderson returned to Paris Fashion Week to showcase his highly anticipated Spring/Summer 2025 womenswear collection for LOEWE. Despite the gloomy Parisian weather, the show was a star-studded affair, with guests like Emily Ratajkowski and Daniel Craig receiving an engraved gold ring as their entry ticket.
The iconic LOEWE venue was kept minimalistic, with a striking bird sculpture by English artist Tracey Emin as the only decoration. The space was filled with delicate instrumentals, creating a classical ambiance that transformed the venue into a wearable art gallery. Anderson’s innovative design language was on full display, with abstract flowers floating in mid-air and adorning the first three looks of the collection.
The collection featured modernized silhouettes, including ballooning ponchos, preserved mini dresses, and shattered moto racing graphics. Furry cross-stitched tops and expanded two-toned suiting added a touch of texture and dimension to the pieces. The influence of classical art was evident throughout the collection, with Mozart, Bach, Chopin, and Van Gogh’s floral paintings inspiring various designs.
Anderson’s signature cool girl aesthetic was evident in the models’ outfits, with slouchy single-breasted suits, swollen mini skirts, and winded leather car coats making appearances on the runway. LOEWE’s SS25 collection was a true celebration of fashion’s past, present, and future, with Anderson delivering yet another eye-opening spectacle.
Be sure to take a closer look at LOEWE’s SS25 collection above and stay tuned for more Paris Fashion Week coverage on Hypebeast.
