Loewe presented its Spring Summer 2026 women’s collection in Paris, focusing on sculptural forms, saturated color, and leather craft. Ellsworth Kelly’s Yellow Panel with Red Curve set the cue inside the space, anchoring a season that worked through clarity of shape and an immediate, physical read of the body.
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The audience matched the temperature of the show. Emily Ratajkowski, Liv Tyler, Sarah Paulson, Milly Alcock, Natalia Vodianova, Britt Lower, Brandon Flynn, AllDay Project, Emma Chamberlain, Milena Smit, and Fabien Frankel attended, adding cross-currents from film, fashion, and music to a room already charged by color and form.
Textures carried a strong role in the collection. Leathers arrived with shredded and skived finishes that altered their surface, tricking both eye and touch. Molded constructions concealed seams to shift the outline of garments, producing a sculptural quality that redefined how the body moved within each piece. Saturated hues intensified this effect, reinforcing the clarity of shape and giving color the same weight as material.
Sportswear archetypes built the framework of the lineup. Parkas, anoraks, tank tops, polos, five-pocket jeans, macs, bombers, shorts, and minidresses appeared with straightforward cuts. Flat sneakers underscored ease of movement, while skin became an essential element of the silhouette. Accessories introduced the Amazona 180, a slouchy, double-faced version of a house icon designed to be worn open or closed.
The collection and its guests framed a clear message: Loewe pushed precision through reduced shapes, vivid color, and material experimentation, then set that energy against a live cultural lens. The result delivered a season that read fast and felt direct, built on sportswear codes and the tactile intelligence of leather craft.
