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Jonathan Anderson's AW21 collection for Loewe is a headline-grabbing exploration of fashion for the masses.

Jonathan Anderson enlisted two of his ceramicist heroes to collaborate on his AW21 womenswear collection, and has a lot to say about fashion’s uncertain future.

With his AW21 ‘Show In A Book’, Jonathan Anderson continues to bring queer culture and history to the forefront of Loewe.

The designer took inspiration from Japanese ceramicist Takuro Kuwata for a PFW collection he described as exceptionally “abstract”.

The designer looked to the decadence of the 20s and 80s for his masterclass in silhouette

Jonathan Anderson creates "a fantasy wardrobe for pretty boys".

From Supreme to Coach, queer art is having a moment in fashion.

“We want to find meaning in everything, but maybe we should just enjoy the idea of experience, find pleasure in looking. Maybe that's enough?”

Casting back to the 70's, the Loewe men this season are reimagined as romantic, youthful, nymph-like nomads, moving through a dream.

Jonathan Anderson returned to his gender-fluid beginnings and demonstrated just how far he’s come.

“The collection was driven by a desire to reduce.”

The Northern Irish designer presented a collection of elevated, awkward, English glamour.