Loewe.

LOEWE was founded in 1846 in Madrid by a group of Spanish leather craftsmen, and the brand originated in 1876 when Enrique Loewe y Roessberg, a German craftsman, joined the group.

By the 1970s, LOEWE was expanding into perfumes and fashion with the creation of the LOEWE logo, first designed by Karl Lagerfeld. Giorgio Armani and Laura Biagiotti subsequently designed LOEWE's womenswear collections.

Jonathan Anderson became LOEWE's creative director in 2013. His first ready-to-wear collections for LOEWE were presented in 2014. He has also been deploying a series of publicity campaigns by Steven Meisel and Damien Ropero for the stillife.

LOEWE is defined by an obsessive focus on craft and unmatched expertise with leather, dating back to its beginnings as a leather making collective. These core values are reflected in the brand's belief in the importance of craft in the modern age, featuring art in collections and stores, and its commitment to supporting contemporary culture around the world.

The current King of Spain's mother, Queen Sofía, has been seen several times wearing Loewe handbags, as well as Queen Letizia.