LOEWE Perfumes Returns to Spanish Landscapes for 2026 Campaign
by Edu Garcia Llamas
LOEWE Perfumes has released its new global campaign for Spring 2026, connecting the botanical origins of the collection with the landscapes of Spain, the brand’s home country. The images were captured on film by photographer Peter Jordanov and videographer Marc Dimitrov in the Canary Islands.
The campaign uses the diversity of the Spanish territory to reflect the key essences of each fragrance. From fertile plains to mountains and mineral landscapes, each setting finds its emotional counterpart in a specific scent. The natural world appears first as a backdrop and then in silhouette, seen through the translucent, geometrically shaped bottle of each fragrance.
The campaign is led by the newest addition to the perfume family, LOEWE Aire Sutileza Elixir, a fresh and luminous scent with floral and musky notes of pear, bergamot and lemon. It is presented in a leaf-green bottle with iridescent reflections, set against a backdrop of wildflowers in full bloom.
Other fragrances appear alongside their corresponding landscapes. LOEWE Esencia Elixir, with its aromatic and woody character, is shown on lush mountain slopes. LOEWE Solo Ella Elixir sits within the calm of sunlight moving over the horizon after a long day. The purity of LOEWE 001 Woman is reflected in white rock formations sculpted over time. LOEWE Earth, with its amber and musky base, draws from what lies beneath the surface, represented through natural strata of scorched earth. LOEWE 7 Elixir, intense and enigmatic, appears in an abstract panorama that seems otherworldly.
The relationship between fragrance and nature continues with LOEWE Home Scents candles. Each is conceived from a single botanical note. In still-life compositions, the handcrafted terracotta containers rest upon the same wild landscapes, placed among rocks or sand, or surrounded by flowers and vegetation.
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