Loewe F/W 2015.16 Paris

[clayboy]

First look

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[MagFan]

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[YeohRocks]

The fit is still awful. I don't know if it's on purpose but it looks very unattractive.

 

[gossiping]

it puts me off too..it's why i am not usually a fan of him, he doesn't know that it's a woman he's designing for but i really like that mint leather and the accessories

 

[jescajade]

Love it! So so so much better than his Spring collection for Loewe, only issue was J.W. Anderson/Bruno probably put too many accessories with some of the looks, otherwise fantastic.

 

[GivenchyHomme]

I really like it. I'm tired of bodycon clothes, so this is quite refreshing.

 

[Wintergreen]

Very inferior to what they used to do a couple of years ago.

 

[TheoG]

Becoming a highlight show for me in Paris. I think this is Anderson's best interpretation of contemporary silhouette. The eighties influences is played with well and the the puzzle bags are great.

 

[alienobserver]

I really like what J.W. Anderson has been doing at Loewe. This collection had me at the first look.

 

[HeatherAnne]

Look, I hate eighties fashion, but I agree with TheoG the references to that decade are well played here. Fun showing, in a season of overwrought collections I find this very refreshing.

 

[elle_gb]

great clothes, great styling and great accessories on top with incredibly 80s power women I love it.

 

[Lola701]

Even if i find his work at his own brand overrated, i love what he is doing at Loewe. From the menswear, to the womenswear..to everything.
I like the lamé and the 80's feel of it. It's less literal than at his own show. It reminds me a bit of Fendi in the colors combinations.
The look on Edie is beyond chic!

That being said, the proportions are very off. I mean, all this volume! I also wonder what is the woman he is designing for because those pants...no one will ever look good in them as they are presented.

 

[Vitamine W]

Since JW pre fall I'm starting to swoon over his work which I used to despise with a capitol D. But here we have just the right references and exaggerations, both in shape, material and color. Combined with the right sharp shapes in glasses and accessories, I just eat this up. I'm very biased though since my assistant has been dressing like this for years and I love it.

 

[dior_couture1245]

Well, at this point it's clear that his work for Loewe will always be infinitely better than his eponymous line. The gimmicks are just, on the whole, scaled down and digestible.

However, I like this collection a lot less than his debut women's collection last Spring - which felt really modern to me because the references and overall effect felt difficult to pin down to any specific inspiration...it felt like something very new and different. It's too theme-y here. The 80's references and styling is too heavy handed. I almost wouldn't mind the collection as is, had the hair and makeup been more natural or less specific to that decade. Lose the sunglasses, too. They are just too obvious.

 

[gazebo]

It's too tame for me. I loved his spring collection because it was mostly very raw. I wish he was more artsy and abstract. Molly makes every outfit she wears covetable, I luve the 'scrubs' look on her.

 

[StoneSkipper]

I am surprised by how much I love this! I'm not a huge fan of his work (to put it mildly), but this is an exquisite showing. Somehow the extra volume works here, because it doesn't feel overwrought or too exaggerated - it feels a little more practical.

 

[ultramarine]

Ive been following Loewe's IG account and the more I see the clothes the more I like it. Its amazing how Anderson throws a collection for his line SO off the mark and hits it SO big with Loewe. Its young, its modern, its commercial.
The color palette adds a punch as well as the materials and the shapes. Bravo!

 

[disco54]

80s references but not literal , he updated the look for today with the palazzo pants, which were not worn in the 80s.

Over all I like the Rich b*tch Alexis Carrington feel of this. 1000X better than his signature line