Day 5 of Paris Fashion Week and this afternoon’s slot was taken up by JW Anderson’s Loewe Spring 2025 assortment. The celebrated Irish designer (and theFashionSpot’s 2023 Designer of the Year) has been the inventive power behind the LVMH-owned trend model since 2023. Today, on the historic Château de Vincennes located on the jap fringe of Paris, the star-studded entrance row included the likes of Daniel Craig, Rachel Weisz, Meg Ryan and Ayo Edebiri. An unlimited smooth showspace setting, full with a fowl sculpture from British artist Tracey Emin, greeted the company. Anderson experimented with what he known as “radical reduction” and despatched an array of floating floral robes, teeny-tiny polished mini attire, feathered tops stamped with iconic artworks down the runway.

Loewe Spring 2025 Collection Review

Read beneath the reactions of theFashionSpot’s discussion board members:

“This was boring for being in your tenth year at Loewe.” [youthinasia]

“Very weak. I’m disappointed.” [ghostwriter10549]

“What we have here is just the catalog of the worst fashion of our time: silly volumes, the baggy pants, the silly proportions of those micro dresses – it’s all irredeemable. Not to mention the choice of shoes.” [Alquimista]

“I enjoyed the collection but JW Anderson is clearly approaching the end of the possibilities at Loewe. Rooting for him to take over Dior or Louis Vuitton. Great accessories and all these eccentric dresses will be translated into sellable commercial pieces.” [Olaffo]

“I actually really like this It has that nice Art/Commerce vibe to it. And I think that it’s quite easy to read the pieces. The accessories are great.” [Lola701]

“Great collection. One of the highlights of the whole fashion week. JW Anderson continues to surprise us with new textures, treatments, and volumes. Even if his Loewe has become a bit predictable, it’s still amazing to see a designer bringing new garment ideas.” [IloveDiorHomme]

See all of the appears to be like from the Loewe Spring 2025 assortment and be part of the dialog, right here.