Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez describe their Spring/Summer 2027 collection for LOEWE as an old-world, new-world conversation. Modernist colour blocks meet Spanish Baroque gestures. Coastal New England meets sunbaked Andalusia. The ease of American pragmatism sits alongside nods to Spanish drama, ritual, and history. “What we’re putting forward here is a proposition for dressing,” they say. “We’re taking the vision, the craft, and injecting a reality and character. There’s proximity to the clothes, proximity to living, and proximity to our own sensibility, even our autobiography.”

The result is a wardrobe shaped by identities, experiences, and feelings, founded in the physicality of bodies and the sensations of cloth against the skin.

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