Spring/Summer 2025 is all about movement at loewe, and what better material to highlight it than silk? Here, the House cuts the fabric to an asymmetric midi dress silhouette, with a longer hem to the back floating with each step you take. The perfect finishing touch comes in the form of the brand's Daffodil print, indicating that the warmer months are approaching.

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First seen in Mar 2025

LOEWE

Floral Print Hoop Skirt Maxi Chiffon Silk Dress In Black Multicolor

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LOEWE VESTITO ASIMMETRICO IN SETA

Runway Stylemulticolorfloral printround necksleevelessasymmetric hemdrapedfloor lengthrelaxed fit

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LOEWE FLOWER CHIFFON HIGH-LOW DRESS

Loewe crinkle chiffon dress featuring a flower print and a highlow hem Round neckline; keyhole back Sleeveless Shift silhouette Full length Highlow hem Slipover style Silk Made in Spain

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Loewe is a Spanish luxury fashion house based in Madrid. Loewe began as a cooperative of leather artisans in the center of Madrid in 1846. German entrepreneur Enrique Loewe Roessberg consolidated the workshop under his name in 1872, creating one of the world’s original luxury houses. As Loewe evolved and expanded over the next century, a commitment to modernity emerged as a defining characteristic.

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