For Fall/Winter 2020, Jonathan Anderson, considered as one of fashion’s golden boys, took a new approach to his collection, debuting a total of 41 looks which explored everything from volumes and movement, to texture, silhouettes and more. Mixed-media art, taken from the familiar to the beautifully strange, blowing them up to extreme volumes said Jonathan
One month after men’s and pre-fall collections in Paris, Jonathan Anderson presented his JW Anderson women’s Fall/Winter 2019 collection at London Fashion Week. The collection focused on soft structures, functionality and the odd imperfection, and featured classically tailored silhouettes complemented by accessories that offered an element of surprise. ©JW Anderson
Following the announcement back in December that JW Anderson would relocate to Paris Fashion Week, the Northern Irish designer presented his Fall/Winter 2019 collection. The collection was a continuation of ideas first explored with the designer’s Pre-Fall 2019 collection, which took inspiration from the work ok American artist Paul Thek. The show’s setting – which
‘’I wanted something a bit more bohemian’’. For Spring/Summer 2019, Jonathan Anderson has taken a break from unisex and traveled back into traditional feminine territory with lace, doily fabrics and frilly edges, his signature elongated silhouettes and outsized proportions channeled into peasant skirts and languid silhouettes, all with a bohemian, tossed-together feel. ©JW Anderson ©Text
