Loewe’s Milan exhibition unexpectedly took us to heaven in a handbasket
The year before Jonathan Anderson took over Loewe, the Spanish brand had been heavily criticized for being behind the times. In a nation in the midst of perhaps its worst economic crisis, the company released
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