In The Industry: Loewe
Loewe is a luxury brand based in Madrid and owned by the LVMH group known for holding numerous luxury companies such as Chanel, Christian Dior and Givenchy.
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Brand name: Loewe
Creative Director: Johnathan Anderson
Start year: 1846
About Loewe
Loewe is a luxury brand based in Madrid and owned by the LVMH group known for holding
numerous luxury companies such as Chanel, Christian Dior and Givenchy. The brand was
founded in 1846 by Enrique Loewe Hinton, who was granted as a fashion merchandise supplier
in the royal court by King Alfonso XIII of Spain. His wife Queen Victoria Eugenie was also a
frequent visitor of the store. The company deals with mostly leather products consisting of their
main produced item the Loewe signature bag for men and women. The company also sells many
other products such as ready-to-wear clothing, accessories, along with home and lifestyle
products for their average consumer. The brand has evolved into a huge best seller in the fashion
industry after many successful sales and shows, located with stores worldwide.
Fast forwarding to the present, the creative director of Loewe is Jonathan Anderson, who was
appointed in 2013. He debuted the brands ready-to-wear collection as the new director in 2014.
Anderson’s first issue of business was to remodel the stores and design clothing based from their
50s, 60s, and 70s style. With the new rebranding, a new logo was made as well along with the
new bag designs such as the “puzzle” bag.
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Review: SS20 RTW
As we approach the fall season it’s time to put away the tank tops and sandals and bring out the
turtle necks and sweaters from our closets. In this collection, Anderson was focused on creating
modern and a very minimal aesthetic in this collection. Focusing more on silhouettes and the
shape of the garment rather than putting placement on the details. We can see that he drew
inspiration from the 18th and 19th century as the silhouette with jackets and long sleeve sweaters
create a hour glass shape to compliment the figure. In those eras the color palette consisted of
soft neutrals such as light browns, white, emerald green and gray; that was portrayed in this
wardrobe as well. The fabrics used were also very soft with clean and sharp cuts such as ruffles
along the hemline of the sleeves, leather along the collar and faux fur for scarves. Anderson
created a romantic and daring theme that has us all ready to wear this collection for fall.
Rating: Loewe SS20 RTW
This collection was definitely a 10/10. Drawing inspiration from styles that were produced years
ago and creating that image in a modern fashion in brilliant. Fashion is always evolving but
trends that were once popular in the past always come back. This 19th century way of dressing
was beautifully done in a way that showed a chic and high fashion style.
Photo via Vogue Runway
Photo via Vogue Runway
Credits: Access PR Editorial Intern, Khayla.
SPRING 2016 ACCESSORY TRENDS
Since we love you, we decided to do you a huge favor.. We’ve searched through designer Spring/Summer 2016 collection to find you the newest spring accessories! These accessories are perfect for a adventurous, fun spring season, from feathers to royal inspiration! Enjoy!
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Novelty Socks - Not your middle school gym tube socks, fun printed and embellished socks are a hot item this spring.
(All pictured: Nasty Gal)
Tiaras - You’re a princess daily anyways, why not make it known to the world! Gracefully own the spring in a tiara.
(L: Saint Laurent, M: Louis Vuitton, R: Dolce & Gabbana)
Transparency - The 90′s are back; sorta.. Stay light & airy; let everyone see what your working with when you try this see-through trend.
(L: Maison Margiela, R: Loewe)
Drop Earrings - Not so subtle spring. Drop Earrings with funky shapes and bold color schemes add flavor to the spring.
(L: Dolce & Gabbana, R: Marni)
Graphics - Bright & Bold, You always need a statement piece, do it with graphics. Better yet a graphic handbag!
(L: Louis Vuitton R: Fendi)
Chains - Metals, Metals, Metals! You’ll be seeing a lot of chain accents this upcoming season.
(L: Burberry Prorsum, M: Marni, R: Chloe)