JW Anderson’s exclusive pop-up in Miami during Art Week, presented in partnership with The Webster, will be open through Monday.
The space, at 1220 Collins Avenue in Miami, is centered on objects of elevated craftsmanship, curated fashion collections alongside homewares and artisanal goods. The pop-up features a selection of pieces from the new JW Anderson world, including knitwear, Japanese-crafted denim and fold-over trousers inspired by archival designs crafted in Donegal tweed and Lochcarron wool tartan.
A view of the JW Anderson pop-up.
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The fashion sits alongside objects crafted in collaboration with artists and artisans.
Re-editions of Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s stools in Scottish oak, Jason Mosseri’s Hope Spring Chairs, ceramics by Akiko Hirai, hand-picked books and antique gardening tools, Lucie Rie mugs, handmade Murano glassware, Welsh blankets, Houghton Hall Estate honey and coffee-flavored tea from Postcard Teas are among the offerings.
The pop-up was developed in collaboration with architects Sanchez Benton. The Miami pop-up is a step in JW Anderson’s U.S. expansion plans.
The Webster opened its flagship location in South Beach, Miami in 2009. Since the South Beach flagship opened, The Webster has expanded to 12 locations in the U.S. As reported in October, The Webster sold a majority stake to the British retail conglomerate Frasers Group, effective immediately.
A view of the JW Anderson pop-up.
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As reported, Jonathan Anderson scooped up the Designer of the Year at the 2025 Fashion Awards in London earlier this month. The three-time winner won his latest award for Dior, where he is creative director, overseeing menswear and womenswear, and for his signature label JW Anderson, which he has transformed into a lifestyle brand with a focus on design and craft.
In 2023 and in 2024 he won the top award for his work as creative director of JW Anderson and Loewe which, like Dior, is owned by LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton.
