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LOEWE’s Autumn/Winter 2024 collection put craftsmanship at its heart, as creative director Jonathan Anderson looked to the work of American painter Albert York. The Workwear jacket takes the traditional denim-led silhouette and transforms it with a lighter wash; it’s even finished with an Anagram-infused leather patch to certify the Spanish House’s origins.
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Letting its playful side reign, LOEWE often looks to the animal kingdom to inspire its designs, and here the Spanish House presents the Bird bag. Woven in Iraca palm with a degradé effect, it showcases a number of intricately crafted details, including a carved wooden beak, mother-of-pearl eyes and Anagram embossed leather feathers.
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These LOEWE trousers offer an abundance of refinement and comfort all in one. Crafted from sumptuous silk that lends a subtle shine, this pyjama-style pair is awash with a patchwork of patterns, including the Spanish House’s iconic Anagram motif, heightening its luxurious tones even further.
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For LOEWE's now-annual Ibiza-centred capsule, the Spanish House enlisted artist Douglas Abraham for a series of prints inspired by the iconic Paula's boutique. This T-shirt from the line showcases the season's teddy bear print – a collaged design signature to Abraham's work.
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LOEWE’s latest collection commits to civil disobedience, where classic silhouettes collide with a face of change. Surprise is an emotion that creative director Jonathan Anderson is fond of evoking, and these wide-leg jeans, while perfectly conventional in shape, feature an abstract element that juxtaposes their contemporary frame – the contrast green fringing that tickles the pockets.
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