Designers Lucie and Luke Meier took their final bow at Jil Sander’s Autumn/Winter 2025 show in Milan on Wednesday.

After nearly a decade at the helm, the husband and wife duo and the OTB-owned label “mutually decided” that the collection would be their last together, according to a statement from a Jil Sander spokesperson.

The designers helped differentiate and drive growth for Jil Sander with their minimalist, yet emotional aesthetic. The move comes after OTB named a new CEO, former Fendi chief executive Serge Brunschwig, in early February and amid a flurry of creative shake-ups in fashion.

Last week, Jil Sander parent OTB Group reported annual sales fell 4 percent year-over-year in 2024, with growth at Diesel and Maison Margiela offset by declines, particularly in wholesale, at Marni and Jil Sander.

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The veteran LVMH executive Serge Brunschwig will become chief strategy officer at Jil Sander owner OTB Group as well as the label’s CEO.