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Archie Madekwe, Dree Hemingway, and Isaac Powell Star in JW Anderson's Spring/Summer 2027 Campaign

June 17, 2026
Archie Madekwe, Dree Hemingway, and Isaac Powell Star in JW Anderson's Spring/Summer 2027 Campaign
Archie Madekwe, Dree Hemingway, and Isaac Powell Star in JW Anderson's Spring/Summer 2027 Campaign

Jonathan Anderson has revealed the latest JW Anderson Spring/Summer 2027 collection, enlisting an eclectic ensemble of talent for the campaign.

The cast spans entertainment, fashion, and the arts, bringing together actress and model Dree Hemingway, Saltburn star Archie Madekwe, Oscar-nominated actress Sophie Okonedo, Sex Education actor Connor Swindells, Black Adam performer Quintessa Swindell, Manifest actress Luna Blaise, Broadway performer Isaac Powell, and comedian Leo Reich.

The campaign also features Japanese ceramicist Akiko Hirai, fashion consultant and writer Camille Bidault-Waddington, creative consultant Caroline Deroche Pasquier, filmmaker Charlie McCormick, painter Cy Gavin, writer and art historian Dr. James Fox, cultural strategist Fatou Kebbeh, art collector Ivor Braka, artist London Lee, creative consultant Martin Pasquier, fashion commentator Nicky Campbell, and model and artist Tommy Campe.

The collection itself centers on imperfection, intervention, and utility, showcasing draped eveningwear, reworked Japanese denim, unstructured camisoles, and boxy workwear-inspired jackets. The offering reintroduces signature JW Anderson pieces, including the fold-over trouser and twist jean.

Nature emerges as a defining creative force, with earthy palettes punctuated by bursts of color and knitwear drawing from wildflowers, ferns, Irish cottages, and historic Scottish patterns. Beyond apparel, the collection extends into homeware and artisanal partnerships, featuring handcrafted stools, naturally dyed linens, Wedgwood mugs inspired by ancient Etruscan pottery, an archival sleigh bell created with the John Taylor Bell Foundry, willow-and-leather hampers by Eddie Glew, wind chimes by Cerith Wyn Evans, and vintage-fabric parasols developed with Sunbeam Jackie.

The collection was creatively directed by Jonathan Anderson, with styling by Benjamin Bruno, photography by Heikki Kaski, set design by Hella Keck, hair by Tommy Stayton, and makeup by Kyle Dominic.

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