Loewe Men's Spring/Summer 2025 at Paris Fashion Week: 10 Years of Surrealist Fashion
Jonathan Anderson presented his 20th men's collection for Loewe at Paris Fashion Week, marking 10 years since his debut in 2014. The Spring/Summer 2025 collection opened with a total black suit and three golden feathers covering the model's face, a motif repeated throughout the show. The lineup featured rigid tops, draped pieces, knit trousers resembling skirts, coats with reworked details, polo shirts and button-downs closed with belts, a tailored jumpsuit, and unexpected fabrics. The show also included artworks by six artists, notably Carlo Scarpa and Susan Sontag, which adorned the runway. Anderson's approach has shifted menswear from practicality toward expressiveness, creating sculptural garments that embody a multidisciplinary vision.
Key facts
- Jonathan Anderson presented his 20th men's collection for Loewe at Paris Fashion Week.
- The collection marks 10 years since Anderson's first Loewe men's show in 2014.
- The Spring/Summer 2025 collection opened with a total black suit and three golden feathers on the model's face.
- Feathers appeared singly, in groups, or in different colors throughout the show.
- The lineup included rigid tops, draped pieces, knit trousers resembling skirts, and coats with reworked details.
- Polo shirts and button-downs were closed with belts taken from the bottom piece.
- Six artists contributed artworks to the runway, including Carlo Scarpa and Susan Sontag.
- Anderson's menswear has shifted from practicality to expressiveness over the decade.
Entities
Artists
- Jonathan Anderson
- Carlo Scarpa
- Susan Sontag
Institutions
- Loewe
- Paris Fashion Week
- Artribune
Locations
- Paris
- France