LVMH label Loewe said on Monday that creative director Jonathan Anderson was leaving the Spanish luxury house after 11 years in the role.

In one of the biggest shakeups to hit the fashion world recently, Jonathan Anderson is leaving Loewe after 11 years at the Spanish brand. The news was confirmed on Monday morning after months of speculation.

The designer built the Spanish leather house into a vibrant luxury brand steeped in contemporary culture. His successor has yet to be named.

After an 11-year run, Jonathan Anderson is leaving Loewe. The house said on Monday it experienced “exceptional growth” under his direction and, according to chief executive officer Pascale Lepoivre, “has risen to new heights with international recognition”.

British designer Jonathan Anderson has left Spanish brand Loewe after more than a decade at the helm, owner LVMH announced Monday, with the 40-year-old tipped to take over at Dior.

Loewe has announced the departure of Jonathan Anderson, the House's creative director since 2013. After an 11-year tenure, the announcement came with an early morning announcement on Monday March 17 with the brand noting that,