Courtesy of JordanLucaFashion / NewsFashion / NewsJordanLuca spent all their Milan money on a PureGym membershipSkipping their usual MFW catwalk, the newlywed designers decided to pump some iron and hit their macros for SS26ShareLink copied ✔️June 22, 2025June 22, 2025TextElliot HosteJordanLuca SS26 “So many people asked us what we were going to do after the Wedding show and we decided, spontaneously, that the answer was… nothing,” said Jordan Bowen and Luca Marchetto, in a note mailed out to press last night. The “Wedding show” they’re referring to was of course January’s AW25 offering, where the JordanLuca designers tied the knot at the catwalk close, bringing the house down in floods of tears, as friends, family and fashion people looked on. Admittedly, it’s a tough act to follow, which is why the pair decided to scale it back to “nothing”, skipping the catwalk altogether and delivering SS26 as a lookbook instead. But for Bowen and Marchetto, “nothing” is actually getting out of bed at six in the morning, lacing up some trainers, chucking heaving weights about and downing a protein shake all before sunrise – which, let me tell you, is definitely not “nothing”. Yes, JordanLuca hit the gym for SS26, and if Milan memberships are anything like London’s then it was probably at the expense of their entire catwalk show. JordanLuca SS26Courtesy of JordanLuca Shot inside an actual training space, the duo describe this collection as “self-referential and symbolically charged: a confrontation with discipline and physical and psychological transformation.” In the shots, tough guys in grey sweats hang out by the bench press while some models push themselves to the limits of exertion, and others just look bored by the dumbbells. Sandblasted denim and fierce, spiked jewellery reflects the strength of the surroundings, while floating vests defy gravity and peel off the body (probably due to all that sweat). Elsewhere, sweat sets are splashed with a cursive ‘JordanLuca’ logo, as is a checkered shirt, while gym bags take the form of a leather duffel or faux croc crossbodies. The tripled tiered boxers are back – which were first introduced as part of a Lonsdale collab for AW23 – but that’s not the only British iconography the designers are playing with. While one model sports a shabby looking Union Jack kilt with a slogan tee that says ‘THE QUEEN IS DEAD’ on it, another reclines on a bench, a pink-skied Stonehenge printed on her top. Scroll through the gallery above for the entire gym rat lookbook Escape the algorithm! Get The DropEmail address SIGN UP Get must-see stories direct to your inbox every weekday. Privacy policy Thank you. You have been subscribed Privacy policy Expand your creative community and connect with 15,000 creatives from around the world.READ MOREOscars red carpet: The 17 most controversial outfits of all timeA new Vivienne Westwood exhibition celebrates the designer’s activismRome is where the heart is at Valentino AW26This film captures Naples’ intense love affair with Stone IslandTouching grass was the biggest trend of AW26Mask4mask: Masquerade was having a moment at the AW26 showsCeline is sick of irony! Plus everything you missed at Paris Fashion WeekAdidas tapped the City of Angels for its latest release ZimmermannZIMMERMANN celebrates trailblazing women for AW26 Alysa Liu makes her Paris Fashion Week debut at Louis VuittonMiu Miu AW26: Chloë Sevigny and Gillian Anderson just walked at PFWKiko Kostadinov is taking flight for AW26Escape the algorithm! Get The DropEmail address SIGN UP Get must-see stories direct to your inbox every weekday. Privacy policy Thank you. You have been subscribed Privacy policy