LOEWE SS24 Proves the Devil Is In the Details
Jonathan Anderson’s latest collection increased wearability while keeping creativity at the fore.
They say the devil is in the details, and so is Jonathan Anderson. The Irish designer is known to write his own rulebook, creating whimsical collections at LOEWE season after season that leave viewers in awe. For Fall/Winter 2023, LOEWE served up a recipe for reduction, delivering a cozy collection that is grounded in artistry for Spring/Summer 2024.
A handwritten gold plaque was delivered to every attendee, welcoming them to the outskirts of Paris for a grand showcase. Held inside the historic castles of Esplanade Saint-Louis, the venue was dominated by golden sculptures from American artist, Lynda Benglis.
Anderson’s SS24 collection increased wearability through clean-cut silhouettes that maintained their striking facades. Sleeveless ponchos were knitted into buttoned blankets, followed by shimmering tops made of green and silver stars. Humerous trousers were secured at the bust, matched with oversized blazers and ribbed button-downs.
Suede and leather car coats turned hemlines into handbags, seeing jumbo-sized knitwear don lappeled accents in contrasting tones. Cinched pencil skirts were pinned with metallic needles and artistic flair, relaxing the brand’s Polly Pocket-esque universe with leather uniforms in black and green tones. LOEWE’s Squeeze Bag took center stage, arriving in all sizes and colors alongside sandal-style loafers and fuzzy moccasins.
Take a closer look at LOEWE’s SS24 collection in the gallery above, and stay tuned for more Paris Fashion Week content on Hypebeast.
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