JW Anderson Menswear F/W 2021.22 Paris | the Fashion Spot

JW Anderson Menswear F/W 2021.22 Paris

Oh Lord, why is it so hard for this guy to find the right spot between the outrageous/gimmicky and the basic/pedestrian?
Yet in the past there were glimpses of him pointing in the right direction...
Everytime I stumble upon the JWA selection on the major e-tail sites, I'm slightly appalled at how dull it looks, especially compared to the catwalk line-up.
And he's one of the main culprits of this contemporary taste for an infantile aesthetic that never ceases to get on my nerves.
 
I have a laugh reading the captions, but yeah sorry Anderson it's a little pretentious this season. I obviously hate the pants because not only it ugly it's also impractical. Also not feeling the knitted neck protector. Maybe he need to add someone to his team to help him refine his creativity. I'm pretty sure half of these clothes won't even make it to the retailers beside the outerwear and the sweaters anyway. Overall it's a miss for me this season.
 
Between his Uniqlo collection, his work for Loewe and his own brand, JWA is surely the designer I’ve bought the most clothes from for the whole 2020 year....Yet, when I see this kind of pretentious non-sense, I’m a little bit puzzled by my own choices.

Thank god for the navy blue dress because this whole thing is a mess.

I think JW lacks in humor and he thinks this kinda make up for it. But it’s beyond pretentious and annoying. It’s a pity because he has great ideas and the quality at his own brand has improved. If he gets rid of his gimmicks and concentrate on the only thing that matters, he can be just great.
 


The video explaining his process. Which is...just as pretentious as you'd imagine!

A weird spot to be in. It's like he's regressing back to his very very early work except for this time on a much higher budget. The results are somehow worse though. He needs to get out of his own bubble.
 
What I find the worst on JWA is that he wouldn't be caught dead wearing these clothes. It's clear he has no passion for what he does. I believe his aesthetic is a pure calculated cash-grabbing scheme that was supposed to hype him and give him a cozy place in a big company.
 
there are 3 interesting looks (Men’s silver coat, Women’s white outfit and black dress). that’s it.

he seemed so promising...
 
He has completely lost his mind, he was doing so good at his brand and Loewe and suddenly (after that tragic women's spring show for the latter) it's all gone to hell. I believed in him...

The trousers are more than ridiculous, the droopy silhouette unappealing and the leg-of-mutton sleeves just tired. I agree with WAVES on the few redeeming outfits though...
 
A perfect summary of everything I presently dislike about the fashion industry. How this guy managed to find resonance in the zeitgeist is still beyond my imagination today when other more than capable designers enjoy by far less attention than him...
 

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