However, this isn't the first the industry's heard of McCollough and Hernandez's new job. In January, the pair were confirmed to have met with LVMH and apparently signed a contract connected to Loewe, initially revealed in Puck 's "Line Sheet" newsletter. Soon afterwards, they were confirmed to be stepping down from Proenza Schouler—which has yet to name a new creative director—and opted not to show their Fall 2025 collection for the brand during New York Fashion Week. Both headlines overlapped with the launch of their new flagship boutique on Mercer Street, as well.