Loewe

Anderson’s decade remade Loewe from a respected leather house into one of fashion’s most culturally fluent brands: surrealist runway objects, art-historical collaborations, viral moments engineered with a curator’s precision, and the Loewe Foundation Craft Prize, which put the house’s money behind global artisanship. Underneath the wit, the leather ateliers remained the point — Spanish craftsmanship of a standard few maisons can match.

McCollough and Hernandez arrive as a rare double appointment, twenty years of Proenza Schouler’s sharpened American sportswear behind them. Their brief is fashion’s most interesting balancing act this season: keep the craft-and-culture engine Anderson built running, while giving the house a new accent — New York pragmatism spoken in Spanish leather.