LOEWE introduces the latest drop of its Eye/LOEWE/Nature collection, marking its second installment this year. This time around, the brand prepares for outdoorsy adventures, with a series of clothing that is technical-centric. The lookbook stars British actor Russell Tovey and athlete Ning Zetao. Each of them travels to Spain, Botany Bat, England, and Sumaia to showcase the seasonal designs.
The selection of parkas is constructed from materials that are waterproof to prepare for weather terrain. These come in colorways of either yellow, forest green, or orange in order to recall the naturistic color palette. Notably, the brand makes use of recycled and organic cotton material blends to construct the tees, boasting conscious sustainability to the roster as well. Accessory options include totes, messenger bags, and hiking boots.
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LOEWE Drops the Second Series of the Eye/LOEWE/Nature Collection
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