Take a trip to the countryside with J.W. Anderson's visceral Spring Summer '15 collection.
With a penchant for pushing the boundaries of gender norms, J.W. Anderson delivers another controversial and romantic menswear collection for Spring/Summer 2015. This season, the British designer put a provocative twist on his structural garments, with feminine details such as boatnecks, cropped shapes, and draped hemlines. The result? A picture of what he calls “the personality of the bourgeois woman,” perhaps on holiday at her country estate.
Drawing inspiration from bucolic vistas of the countryside, Anderson used traditional weaving techniques to create tapestry-landscapes, like on the Wool Linen Mix Waterfall Tee and the Landscape Printed Shirt. The pastoral scenes featured in this collection were made in collaboration with English artist John Allen, celebrated for his visceral, large-scale carpet creations.
Elsewhere, the Lemon Embroidered Polo testifies to Anderson's ability to update classic men's styles with kitschy features and subtle quirks. Basic shapes are detailed with feminine accents this season: take the Textured Knit Raglan Top and Double Pleated Shorts for example, which are given an androgynous twist with cheeky frills and pleats.
It’s the collection to transport you to the English countryside, no matter where you go this spring.
Shop J.W. Anderson men's and women's![]()
Wool Linen Mix Waterfall Tee in multi ![]()
Contrast Logo Sweatshirt in grey ![]()
Lemon Embroidered Polo in black ![]()
Double Pleated Shorts in black ![]()
Landscape Printed Shirt in white ![]()
With a penchant for pushing the boundaries of gender norms, J.W. Anderson delivers another controversial and romantic menswear collection for Spring/Summer 2015. This season, the British designer put a provocative twist on his structural garments, with feminine details such as boatnecks, cropped shapes, and draped hemlines. The result? A picture of what he calls “the personality of the bourgeois woman,” perhaps on holiday at her country estate.
Drawing inspiration from bucolic vistas of the countryside, Anderson used traditional weaving techniques to create tapestry-landscapes, like on the Wool Linen Mix Waterfall Tee and the Landscape Printed Shirt. The pastoral scenes featured in this collection were made in collaboration with English artist John Allen, celebrated for his visceral, large-scale carpet creations.
Elsewhere, the Lemon Embroidered Polo testifies to Anderson's ability to update classic men's styles with kitschy features and subtle quirks. Basic shapes are detailed with feminine accents this season: take the Textured Knit Raglan Top and Double Pleated Shorts for example, which are given an androgynous twist with cheeky frills and pleats.
It’s the collection to transport you to the English countryside, no matter where you go this spring.
Shop J.W. Anderson men's and women's
Wool Linen Mix Waterfall Tee in multi 
Contrast Logo Sweatshirt in grey 
Lemon Embroidered Polo in black 
Double Pleated Shorts in black 
Landscape Printed Shirt in white 