Little Book of Loewe

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Jessica Bumpus is an author and freelance fashion journalist, and the former Fashion Features Editor at British Vogue online (2007-2015). She has written for the New York Times International, the Financial Times, THE WEEK FASHION, ELLE USA, Vogue US, NYLON, CNN Style, Konfekt, Something About Rocks, Maybourne Magazin*e and *Twin magazine, among others. She has also been a guest speaker and panellist at a variety of talks and events, including Craft Week and for SHOWstudio. She is the author of Little Book of Dolce & Gabbana.

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Little Book of Loewe is the beautifully illustrated story of a heritage house that has reinvented craft for the twenty-first century.

Founded in 1846 in Madrid, Loewe's leather accessories, clothing and perfume are defined by their use of artisanal materials and archival silhouettes, while modern twists bring an unbridled joy to their cult accessories, beloved by pop and actual royalty alike. High-profile collaborations, including custom looks for Beyoncé's Renaissance World Tour and appointing South Korean rapper Taeyong as a brand ambassador, have cemented the brand as an influencer favourite.

Previously headed up by fashion industry legends including Karl Lagerfeld and Giorgio Armani, visionary creative director Jonathan Anderson continues their legacy of reinvention and also brings contemporary culture onto the runway with frequent artist collaborations.

With over 100 stunning photographs and engaging text, Little Book of Loewe uncovers the past and muses on the future of an iconic luxury brand.

Résumé

From avant-garde accessories to directional red-carpet glamour, Loewe is the fashion house of the moment.

Modern twists bring an unbridled joy to its cult items, from surreal balloon heels to the coveted Puzzle bag, with every design underpinned by craftsmanship. Loewe's fashion-forward looks are worn by everyone from Anna Wintour to Zendaya while visionary creative director Jonathan Anderson continues the heritage house's legacy of reinvention.

With over 100 stunning photographs accompanied by engaging text, Little Book of Loewe uncovers the story of an iconic brand that continues to redefine the fashion landscape.