Ease and presence for Loewe Spring-Summer 2027 

Color block spirit meets Spanish Baroque, and pragmatism nods to the allure of drama in the collection by duo Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez. The feminine and masculine wardrobe is grounded in physicality, emphasizing the sensations of cloth against the skin and the rhythms of real life.

The designers’ American youth shapes their sartorial archetypes: polos cut and worn backwards on the body, a basketball jersey shaping a chiffon, bead-fringed slip dress. Collars reflect with sunglass resin and silk anoraks are worn against the skin. The Spanish influence of Loewe’s heritage is embraced in colors that range from vivid to faded patina and bleached hues. Baroque flourishes spring from ornamentation or splayed overtures at the waist. Satin scarves flare out from traditional taleguilla pants.  

Contemporary takes and heritage codes come together for fresh interpretations. The new Pasito bag and Puzzle Charm join leatherwork icons. A suede blazer revisits the first garment created by Loewe in 1960. Silk ties are souvenirs of a trip through the storied past of the Maison, while new expressions of celebrated nappa leather grade abbreviated trapeze dresses. Summery lightness infuses striped jackets, ample shirt dresses or skirts and dresses woven with glass beads. Clothing and accessories are shaped by how the wearer lives and breathes. The Loewe vocabulary lets each individual anchor their stylistic audacity in autobiography.