Co-creative director, Loewe
Jack McCollough
American
Jack McCollough studied briefly at the San Francisco Art Institute before enrolling at Parsons. There he and Lazaro Hernandez created a joint thesis collection that Barneys bought in 2002, which launched their label Proenza Schouler. The pair designed it until 2025. With Hernandez, he became co-creative director of Loewe in 2025, succeeding Jonathan Anderson and overseeing all collections, including ready-to-wear and leather goods.
Houses
Their runway, measured
133 looks in 2 showsNext to every runway we track, Jack McCollough's looks are more saturated, less neutral, less tonal and more colour-blocked.
Colours
- Black20%
- Chocolate brown · 1.7× the average10%
- Charcoal8%
- Tan · 1.6× the average6%
- Beige / camel6%
- Red · 2.4× the average5%
- Khaki / olive · 2.1× the average5%
- Yellow · 22.2× the average4%
Share of garment area across their looks; × is against every runway.
Colour and surface
- Lightness42/100about average · all runways 39/100
- Colour saturation24.5more saturated · all runways 12.6
- Neutrals40%less neutral · all runways 60%
- Warm hues74%about average · all runways 70%
- Tonal looks23%less tonal · all runways 33%
- Colour-blockingΔE 50more colour-blocked · all runways ΔE 35
- Surface texture4.49about average · all runways 5.06
- Sheen0.037more matte · all runways 0.065
What sets them apart
Shapes, fabrics and details they use far more often than other designers, with a glimpse of the looks: one from each collection that wore it most.
- Futuristic12.3×Era reference
In 1 of their 2 collections
- Mary janes12.1×Footwear
In 1 of their 2 collections
- Gingham10.3×Pattern
In 1 of their 2 collections
- Sporty-luxe3.9×Style
In 2 of their 2 collections
- Playful3.9×Mood
In 2 of their 2 collections
- Top (unspecified)3.1×Garment
In 2 of their 2 collections
- Bows3.0×Detail
In 2 of their 2 collections
Silhouettes
- Straight / tubular 54%1.4×
- Oversized 51%1.8×
- Inverted triangle / strong shoulder 35%1.9×
- Sculptural / architectural 26%2.6×
- Asymmetric 21%1.3×
Materials
- Knit 32%1.7×
- Cotton / poplin 29%
- Wool / tailoring cloth 27%
- Jersey 27%1.8×
- Technical / nylon 18%2.5×
Details
- Padding / sculpted volume 32%2.3×
- Shoulder emphasis 25%1.3×
- Utility pockets 23%1.7×
- Cut-away / asymmetric hem 23%1.5×
- Logo / monogram 19%2.5×
Patterns
- Colour-block 12%2.2×
- Check / plaid 11%1.9×
- Floral 10%
- Gingham 8%10.3×
- Stripes 8%
Mood
- Playful 68%3.9×
- Edgy 41%2.6×
- Relaxed 32%
- Subversive 24%2.1×
- Dramatic 20%1.5×
Era references
- Futuristic 11%12.3×
- 1990s 11%1.4×
- 1960s 8%2.6×
- 1970s 5%53% less
- 1980s 2%60% less
From the AI tags on 133 of their looks. A designer is credited with a house's shows while they lead it; ×: how much more often than across all 25,892 measured looks.
Collection by collection
How their colours, surfaces and signatures moved from show to show, oldest firstHover a collection to read it; click its colours to open it.
Among designers
Jack McCollough against the 190 other designers with at least 40 measured looks · each dot is a designer, click one to open themMost alike, on every colour and surface measureNicklas Skovgaard · Lucile Guilmard & Paolina Russo · Giada Forte · Tory Burch
