Jonathan Anderson's LOEWE Fall/Winter 2017-18 women's collection was held at UNESCO Headquarters. Following the trend of his previous two collections, Anderson explored the image of the woman Loewe envisions. He imagined a woman searching for her future direction in a dark, empty apartment. The venue was also dark, as the focus was on the illuminated objects, and black was interpreted as absorbing all colors while highlighting them. Checks, polka dots, and jacquard were key elements, with checks evoking a 1950s and 1960s vibe and dots of various sizes combined. Many pieces, even those seemingly simple at first glance, subtly incorporate artisanal techniques. Looking closely, the high level of craftsmanship was apparent in some pieces, such as a top with laser-cut LOEWE lettering and layered stitching.

The collection incorporates a variety of elements, including long dresses reminiscent of silver screen actresses and tailored styles such as tuxedos. It is amazing how, despite the wide variety, a sense of unity emerges thanks to the strong worldview portrayed by Loewe. The use of witty accessories, as always, is also impressive, with needle-punched leather bags and a ten-gallon style hat printed with toast.