01

38

JW Anderson AW23 menswear 0

JW Anderson AW23 menswear 1

JW Anderson AW23 menswear 2

JW Anderson AW23 menswear 3

JW Anderson AW23 menswear 4

JW Anderson AW23 menswear 5

JW Anderson AW23 menswear 6

JW Anderson AW23 menswear 7

JW Anderson AW23 menswear 8

JW Anderson AW23 menswear 9

JW Anderson AW23 menswear 10

JW Anderson AW23 menswear 11

JW Anderson AW23 menswear 12

JW Anderson AW23 menswear 13

JW Anderson AW23 menswear 14

JW Anderson AW23 menswear 15

JW Anderson AW23 menswear 16

JW Anderson AW23 menswear 17

JW Anderson AW23 menswear 18

JW Anderson AW23 menswear 19

JW Anderson AW23 menswear 20

JW Anderson AW23 menswear 21

JW Anderson AW23 menswear 22

JW Anderson AW23 menswear 23

JW Anderson AW23 menswear 24

JW Anderson AW23 menswear 25

JW Anderson AW23 menswear 26

JW Anderson AW23 extras 27

JW Anderson AW23 extras 28

JW Anderson AW23 extras 29

JW Anderson AW23 extras 30

JW Anderson AW23 extras 31

JW Anderson AW23 extras 32

JW Anderson AW23 extras 33

JW Anderson AW23 extras 34

JW Anderson AW23 extras 35

JW Anderson AW23 extras 36

JW Anderson AW23 extras 37

01

/

38

JW Anderson AW23 menswear

This season, Jonathan Anderson swapped out weird little pigeon bags for weird little frog bags, he sent models down the runway with big bolts of fabric and painted their limbs with cartoonish tomato vines. And yet, it was an unusually spare collection from fashion’s foremost meme merchant, who has spent the last few seasons creating bizarre fashion objects from toy cars and BMX handles. It must have been a little jarring to see those pieces become internet gags and perhaps that’s why the designer felt the need to press reset on his AW23 collection: revisiting the ruffled shorts, skirts, and dresses of AW13 as a means to recenter and regroup.

Photography Jamie-Maree Shipton

Share