In “Decoy,” her original short story for SSENSE, Jia Tolentino tells of a group collectively haunted by the loss of an unnamed woman, inspired by Marcelo Gomes’ accompanying photographs.

The series of images is tender and romantic, as committed to the way light changes the mood of a room as they are to the way colors evoke our personal nostalgias.

The images reveal the intricacies and intimacies of LOEWE’s SS21 collection, crafted by creative director Jonathan Anderson. By playing with elements of size and shape, this season gives drama through volume: the sweater shapes the body, the immaculate tailoring lending itself to an extreme and beautiful form.

The sculpture, performance, and installation artist Anthea Hamilton is a frequent collaborator with LOEWE, and here her unexpected and surreal collisions of form and material are used as a wallpaper and textile design: “Sr Jeanne Wavy Boots w. Gazanias and Snails (2020),” the collage of boot and flower motif, is a constant of her practice and an integral part of LOEWE’s current season.

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