Backstage at Loewe, a new romance begins, where texture, form, and quiet curiosity gently reshape the house’s future.
Behind the scenes, photographer Molly SJ Lowe captured the atmosphere backstage as Loewe unveiled its Fall-Winter 2026 collection, marking a significant new moment for the house under creative directors Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez. Known for their conceptual yet wearable approach to fashion, the designers brought a fresh sense of curiosity to Loewe’s identity, where texture and form played a central role throughout the collection.
Accessories once again anchored the collection’s visual language. Loewe’s bags appeared in softly sculpted shapes that balanced practicality with artistry, reinforcing the house’s reputation for turning everyday objects into design statements. Footwear also pushed boundaries, with unexpected hybrids that transformed familiar forms into something slightly surreal.
Beauty was kept deliberately understated to allow the clothes to take center stage. Hair appeared natural and slightly undone, with soft texture that suggested an effortless, lived-in quality. Makeup followed a similarly restrained direction with luminous skin, subtly defined eyes and neutral lips created a clean. Together, McCollough and Hernandez’s Fall-Winter 2026 outing suggested an exciting future for Loewe!
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