Loewe S/S 2015 Paris

[marcBarna]

nowfashion.com

 

[marcBarna]

nowfashion.com

 

[FND74]

I like the bags. Tho hanging the leather swatches as accessories thing is funny. Especially with serious faced models.

 

[GIVENCHYlover]

This tshirt is hideous

http://imgbox.com/541piFmE

 

[mspieller]

i thought he's going to tone down his style a lil bit for loewe.
but it seems he's not.
Love several pieces, its better than his own collection

 

[dodencebt]

I think it's a relatively successful first collection considering his lack of experience and loud androgynous aesthetic. He toned down some aspects of his style in favor of more classic silhouettes which mostly work, although I can't help but feel like I've seen those leather pants with the side belt in every color imaginable (I probably did).

Also there is a heavy Junya Watanabe influence in the way those leather swatches are presented. And that black dress with colorful shreds is the most hilarious piece of clothing I have ever seen.

 

[vandekamp]

A few pieces are obviously questionable (http://imgbox.com/Tf0XgcEV what in the...), but overall I love it. Nice bags too.

 

[frk-frost]

There are some total misses but overall a very nice collection, I think

 

[inwhiterooms]

Beautiful detailed pics

 

[dior_couture1245]

I find his work for Loewe infinitely better than the work at his own label. He's able to make clothes here that, while still quirky, have at least SOME appeal to a living, breathing human being. His own label gets bogged down with gimmicks, and ultimately ends up looking cheap. So - seeing his more "wearable" side coupled with Loewe's obvious budget and resources, the end result is actually quite attractive.

His weird ideas really benefit from luxurious materials, too. Some of these outfits look so much better when carried with a green crocodile bag, for example. That luxe element really boots everything. Kudos, too, to the bag team. Some fantastic offerings here.

Nice work, overall. I'd prefer if he'd just drop his own line and work for Loewe full time.

 

[|PerfectTonight|]

Jadore!

 

[StoneSkipper]

I was expecting a horror show similar to what his namesake label has been presenting the past few seasons, but this is surprisingly lovely (except for the hideous shredded pieces, I guess). His propositions, although not enhancing, are definitely more wearable and toned down. If he makes a stronger edit and starts actually paying attention to the female anatomy, he could turn me around.

 

[gazebo]

I love it and that's it! It's experimental enough but still refined.

 

[elle_gb]

I like what he's done for Loewe than his own one,it's creative but still very decent and related.The accessories are superb and out of this world,I bet it'd sell skyrocket.

 

[Marc10]

I'm honestly quite disappointed with this, especially since I loved both his Mens debut and his London show. There are some really good looks and great accessories, but he ruined everything with those rags of fabric hanging on the clothes. Those were unforgivably horrendous.

 

[Vitamine W]

There are some nice ideas in here, some gentle refines ones even, but unfortunately this collection also contains the most atrocious pieces Ive seen all season. They can hardly be unseen and taint the rest of the collection. Some of them only seem to be conceived just to hurt the eye and get tongues and opinions wagging. Antics and trickery.

 

[Valentine27]

A collection I enjoyed watching. Despite some awful pieces, I'm in love with all of the pants. The bags at the very end were great, too.

 

[TheoG]

I really like this, there a few pieces I thought were ridiculous. But overall I loved the accessories, the pants proportions, knitwear. Far better from this own line.

 

[gossiping]

wow, i actually like a collection he has done! this is the first time!

 

[Morphe]

Whole lot of gimmicky fug in just one collection. Yuck.
The bags are spectacular though.