Jonathan Anderson is officially parting ways with Loewe after an impressive 11-year tenure as creative director. Under his leadership, the Spanish leather house evolved from a respected but relatively niche brand into a global luxury powerhouse infused with modern artistry, culture, and innovation.
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Loewe confirmed Anderson’s departure in a brief statement shared exclusively with WWD, though it provided no details about his next move or who would take his place. However, industry insiders in Paris widely believe that Anderson is on his way to Dior, where he may have already begun working on the Spring 2026 menswear collection.
As for Loewe’s future, speculation is already swirling about Anderson’s potential successors. All eyes are on Proenza Schouler designers Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez, who stepped down from their own New York-based label earlier this year and are rumored to be stepping into the role.
With Anderson’s departure marking the end of an era for Loewe, fashion enthusiasts eagerly await his next chapter—and the creative direction his successor will bring to the house.
