LOEWE, who earlier this month celebrated the extended Studio Ghibli legacy with a Spirited Away collection, today unveils its Fall/Winter 2022 men’s show.
Ahead of this weekend’s Paris-set livestream, the LVMH-owned Spanish luxury house teased what to expect in the latest show by sharing a pair of enticing visuals on Instagram, including the slot machine-inspired clip below:
Up top, watch the LOEWE Fall/Winter 2022 men’s runway show live from Paris.
As for that aforementioned (and remarkably symbiotic) Spirited Away collection, the capsule launched earlier this month and features familiar motifs from the film brought to life via handcrafted pieces including the Susuwatari small puzzle bag in calfskin and the Chihiro small hammock Bag in textile and calfskin. Also included in that capsule (available here) are the Chihiro oversized T-shirt in hemp and cotton, a cotton Chihiro hoodie, a Kaonashi bracelet pouch, and much more.
Last week, LOEWE shared a minute-long film focused on the Spirited Away collection and featuring appearances from Alix Bouthors, Cosme Voisin, HyunJi Shin, Mohamadou Diakhité, and Oudey Egone.
The capsule celebrating the classic Hayao Miyazaki film ultimately landed on Complex’s Best Style Releases ranking during the week of its release alongside drops from Balenciaga, Levi’s and Beams, The North Face and Gucci, Dr. Martens and Goodhood, and more.
Back in September, LOEWE unveiled the latest collection in its Eye/LOEWE/Nature sub-line of ready-to-wear pieces. Revisit the sustainability-minded collection, including utility cargo pants and flannel overshirts, here.
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