Jonathan Anderson says goodbye to LOEWE after 11 years

Since his arrival at the House in 2013, the Briton has become an undisputed benchmark in the contemporary luxury industry.

LOEWE closes one of the most important chapters in its history as it bids farewell to Jonathan Anderson. Under his leadership, LOEWE experienced spectacular growth and consolidated its position as one of the most innovative houses, impeccably fusing tradition with an exquisite contemporary approach, always with an avant-garde vision and a deep respect for the craftsmanship of the creative.

Anderson, who always stood out for his ability to break conventions and challenge fashion conventions, was able to take LOEWE into a territory where art, culture and fashion were in perfect harmony.

One of his most important milestones was the creation of the LOEWE FOUNDATION Craft Prize, a platform that not only promotes artisanal excellence, but also gives visibility to crafts that are in danger of extinction. Through this prize, Jonathan underlined his commitment to cultural heritage and sustainability, making it clear that craftsmanship is the soul of the House.

“As I reflect on the past 11 years, I have been fortunate to be surrounded by people with imagination, skill, tenacity and ingenuity, who have found ways to say ‘yes’ to all my wildly ambitious ideas. While my time at the House comes to an end, the LOEWE story will continue for many years to come and I will watch with pride as the incredible Spanish brand I once called ‘home’ continues to grow,” he said in the official statement.