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Ayo Edebiri & Drew Starkey Entertain Some Unexpected Guests For Loewe

Plus more of the standout campaigns of the season.

by W Staff

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Ayo Edebiri photographed by Juergen Teller; Courtesy of Loewe

The spotlights have barely faded on the spring/summer 2025 runways, but that isn’t stopping the rollout of corresponding campaigns. First up are the resort and the pre-spring collections, here to provide a bit of warmth to the winter months with a taste of what’s to come in the world of fashion. Offerings from brands like Proenza Schouler and Loewe are already on full display, and soon the spring/summer campaigns will be in full swing, with your favorite faces in front of the cameras and the industry’s best photographers behind them, exhibiting the upcoming season’s biggest trends. Check back here often as we track the latest surprise stars and eye-catching images of the season.

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Photograph by Juergen Teller; Courtesy of Loewe

Young Hollywood is joined by some unexpected characters in Loewe’s resort 2025 campaign. Unlikely combinations are on display as Ayo Edebiri demands attention away from a scrum of rugby players and Leo Woodall stands tall next to an armor-clad knight. The pairings are odd and spontaneous, sparking friction, but also a laugh.

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Photograph by Juergen Teller; Courtesy of Loewe

Baby Reindeer star and creator Richard Gadd is being stalked by a giant squash in Loewe’s cheeky campaign.

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Photograph by Juergen Teller; Courtesy of Loewe

As has become something of a tradition, Anderson cast an unexpected icon in his latest Loewe campaign. Following int he footsteps of the late Dame Maggie Smith, the 89-year-old artist Rose Wylie stepped in front of the camera.

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Photograph by Juergen Teller; Courtesy of Loewe

Also in the campaign is Queer star Drew Starkey, a new addition to Jonathan Anderson’s ever-growing roster of celebrities. The actor looks confident, like he knows the audience is focused on him and his Pebble bucket bag, not the knights that stand a few feet in the distance. With the image, he proves his place in this twisted world created by Anderson and photographer Juergen Teller.