JW Anderson Spring/Summer 2025: An Obsessive Collection

Facing the Thames at One Old Billingsgate with a remix by Pascal Moscheni - from which the phrase “I'm obsessed” continues to emerge - JW Anderson presented his women's Spring/Summer 2025 collection. Anderson's proposal is an ever-evolving wardrobe, with clever interpretations of knitwear made with thick cotton threads, woven constructions that give life to creative female figures, bias-cut sequin minidresses and sleeveless vests with knitwear ribbons. A faithful trademark of Jonathan Anderson, the trompe-l'œil also returns to the catwalk, this time with sweatshirts printed on merino wool dresses and reproductions of buttons on sheath dresses covered in transparent sequins. And again: dresses with rigid leather tutus, satin dresses and long wool sheath dresses knotted at the bottom to create new volumes. The collection also features some "talking" pieces: "I placed texts by art critic Clive Bell on the clothes. They talk about art and aesthetics, there is no particular motivation other than that I like to conceive and intervene on the clothes as if they were blank pages," says Jonathan Anderson, surrounded by the press at the meet & greet.

Sitting front row at the show, among other guests were Manfredi, Italian actor and rising star of Luca Guadagnino's film Queer, singer and musician James Blake, and mother and son duo Patsy Kensit and Lennon Gallagher.