Those in the fashion know will have their eyes on Jonathan Anderson this spring, as he is joining the Dior line up for June. LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault announced Thursday that celebrated designer Jonathan Anderson will create the June collection for Dior Men’s Fashion. The announcement came during the group’s annual shareholder meeting.

Anderson, 40, recently departed from LVMH’s Loewe label on March 17. His move represents part of a broader industry shift as major fashion houses bring in fresh design talent amid challenging market conditions. The luxury sector has experienced sluggish growth due to China’s property crisis and consumer hesitation about high prices.
During his acclaimed tenure at Spanish label Loewe, Anderson elevated the brand with distinctive, unconventional designs. His noteworthy creations include €800 barrel-legged jeans and the popular Puzzle bag selling for approximately €3,000.
The Irish designer has earned multiple British designer of the year awards for both his Loewe work and personal JW Anderson brand. His Loewe legacy includes establishing a respected craft prize competition and transforming Daniel Craig’s image with a memorable campaign featuring casual sweaters and relaxed trousers.