Loewe Fall 2023: Form & Function Blur

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by brownfashionagal

In this Loewe collection, Jonathan Anderson explores the art of trompe-l’œil, using hyperrealist, three-dimensional objects to create stunning optical illusions. The collection encourages viewers to question the very essence of clothing, blurring the lines between form and function. Despite the avant-garde nature of the collection, Anderson has included some wardrobe staples and standout pieces that showcase his incredible vision. Anderson is a master of reinvention, having experimented with surrealism and oversized shapes in previous collections. However, this time, he has taken a different approach, infusing everyday objects with vibrancy and precision to create something entirely unexpected.

Think buttery leathers, fluid silks, and blurred prints on duchess silk. Anderson played textures like a maestro, with feathers, fur, and slouchy boots adding whimsy. The muted palette, dominated by earthy neutrals with pops of deep green, felt introspective and quiet. The collection is a true visual feast; It has a subtle, introverted vibe that speaks to the viewer. The details are on point, and every piece is straight-up mesmerizing.