AnOther Loves: A Hyper-classic Handbag
Briefly

Loewe was established almost 179 years ago by Spanish artisans known for their leather craftsmanship, attracting notable clientele including Hollywood stars and royalty like King Alfonso XIII. The name comes from a German craftsman, Enrique Loewe Roessberg, who led the brand, resulting in its unique pronunciation. Spain is typically associated with culinary and artistic contributions more than fashion, with Cristóbal Balenciaga being a significant figure overshadowing other designers. The Loewe Madrid bag is characterized by a classic trapezoid shape that evokes a feel of mid-20th century elegance, now available in medium and small sizes.
Loewe was founded some 179 years ago by a collective of Spanish artisans pooling their leather work expertise, snagging real and Hollywood royalty as clients.
The Loewe Madrid bag features a hyper-classic trapezoid shape, slouched and lightly relaxed, reminiscent of handbags from the 1950s or 60s.
The name Loewe translates as lion, attributed to a German craftsman, but its leadership was taken over by Enrique Loewe Roessberg.
Loewe is often overshadowed by the reputation of Cristóbal Balenciaga and is not widely known for fashion, unlike its culinary and artistic heritage.
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