Co-creative director, Loewe
Lazaro Hernandez
American
Lazaro Hernandez attended the University of Miami before transferring to Parsons, where he met Jack McCollough. Their joint thesis collection, bought by Barneys in 2002, became Proenza Schouler, named after their mothers' maiden names; Proenza was his mother's. The pair designed the label until 2025. He and McCollough then became co-creative directors of Loewe, succeeding Jonathan Anderson, with their debut shown in Paris for spring 2026.
Houses
Their runway, measured
133 looks in 2 showsNext to every runway we track, Lazaro Hernandez'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
Lazaro Hernandez 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
