After the not-so-shocking announcement that Jonathan Anderson, the Northern Irish designer who successfully transformed Loewe from a sleepy Spanish label to one of the world’s buzziest brands, was stepping down from the helm of the brand after 11 years (rumours had been swirling for months), his successors have now been announced.
Taking the reins, read a press release from the LVMH-owned brand early Monday morning, are Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez — the couple who founded New York label Proenza Schouler in 2002, and ran it for 23 years before stepping down earlier this year.
