Proenza Schouler Founders Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez Depart
Just fifteen days into 2025, the ever-evolving landscape of fashion is experiencing a whirlwind of changes, reminiscent of a high-stakes game of musical chairs. Recent rumors suggest that Hedi Slimane may take over from Sabato De Sarno at Gucci, while Jonathan Anderson might be making a significant shift from Loewe to Christian Dior. Additionally, Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez, the creative forces behind Proenza Schouler since its inception in 2002, have announced their departure from the label. This unexpected exit has ignited speculation regarding their future endeavors, with many believing they could be stepping into the role previously held by Anderson at Loewe. Their exit will officially take effect on January 31, and an announcement regarding their successor is anticipated shortly. Stay tuned for further updates on this unfolding drama.
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“Wow, walking away from their brand like this… I guess they’re very confident about their future at Loewe. It’s certainly a bold gamble.” [Marc10]
“I’m shocked! Did LVMH push them to make this move? Or perhaps they realize they can only channel their creative energy into Loewe?” [Salvatore]
“Ew, they’re really going to Loewe? I’m devastated right now. Can someone please unearth something scandalous or toxic about these designers to derail their move?” [GERGIN]
“So, this is really happening, isn’t it? Loewe is in such a fantastic position right now. I can’t believe they’d risk that success with a new creative direction. Yet, the idea of someone new at Proenza Schouler sounds thrilling. That brand is definitely overdue for a fresh perspective.” [GivenchyHomme]
“The devil works hard, but Anna Wintour works harder. The Proenza Schouler duo taking over at Loewe feels like a surprising appointment that no one anticipated.” [style_expert]
“They should just close Proenza Schouler altogether.” [helmutnotdead]
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