Jonathan Anderson Departs Loewe After 11 Transformative Years

The designer leaves behind a legacy of innovation, craftsmanship, and global growth at the Spanish luxury house.

Jonathan Anderson officially steps down as creative director of Loewe, ending an influential 11-year tenure that redefined the brand.
Under Anderson's leadership, Loewe grew from a leather goods house into a globally recognized luxury fashion brand, with sales climbing from €230 million in 2014 to over €1 billion in 2024.
Anderson's era at Loewe was marked by a balance of craft and experimentation, with standout creations like the Puzzle bag and collaborations with Studio Ghibli and contemporary artists.
The designer's departure has sparked speculation about his potential move to Dior, though no official announcements have been made about his next steps or Loewe's successor.
Anderson's legacy includes the establishment of the Loewe Foundation Craft Prize and a reputation for blending high-concept artistry with playful, viral-ready fashion moments.