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Loewe’s Spring\/Summer 2020 collection is one of juxtapositions: cultural infusion contrasts with modern tones, satin pieces with denim outwear, long draping silhouettes with sturdy blazers and soft pastel theme with luxury golden tunic. Taking over the UNESCO World Headquarters (Maison de l’UNESCO) runway in Paris decadent details of ‘Lenin denim from Japan and hand-embroidered cotton from Bangladesh reflected Loewe’s sense of cultural blending to evoke a vision of harmony. Moccasins introduced their footwear and accessories to accentuate the designs with elements of functionality, adding a sense of totality to the collection. A range of playful accessories by the brand meddled together with the presentation and elevated the avant-garde take on defining classic-lavish, a genre that Loewe’s can invent with these masterpieces. Re-owned artist Hilary Lloyd collaborated with the brand in some of the featured designs. <\/p>\n\n\n\n