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Fashion News

JW Anderson Launches Exciting Womenswear SS23 Collection.

We want it all

Jonathan Anderson’s latest collection explores a parallel world of people trapped in their computers, blending with keyboards, screensavers and other dimensions.

The collection highlights essential shapes, magnified details, and simple yet playful silhouettes, featuring pieces that take you from sunrise to sunset. The new collection is filled with crumpled t-shirts with humongous washing tags, screensaver prints that include dolphins and goldfish and abstract dresses affixed with giant keyboard letters.

From proportions that go mega, technology that becomes degraded shimmers and objects trapped within items of clothing, the collection captures the very essence of people’s obsession with technology.