–SPECIAL– "LOEWE" 00’s Satin dolman sleeve destroy edge shirt

Right side of the back body shows fabric wear.

Built on the craftsmanship of leather cultivated by Spain's long-established maison and centered on elegant refinement, LOEWE quietly updates the spirit of the times. Here, we introduce a special piece where the ambitions of the transitional period are beautifully crystallized.

Luxuriously using glossy rayon satin, the moment it catches the light, the surface seems to melt and sway, giving this piece a presence that surpasses the typical shirt, almost like a dress piece.

The first impression is set by the dolman sleeves that flow smoothly from the body to the shoulders, with a subdued shoulder line. The extremely wide armholes allow for light arm movement, and the satin's large drape waves with every motion, highlighting the precise, waste-free gestures. The front is structured with a button front rather than a placket, with vertical lines that make the body appear slimmer, while the subtle shadows between the buttons give the satin's gloss a three-dimensional quality.

The core of this piece is the raw-edged finishing on the collar, cuffs, and hem, with frayed threads intentionally left visible. This does not undermine the maison's dignity but instead accentuates the beauty of the gloss, creating a sharper visual. Based on classic shirt etiquette, presenting unfinished edges elevates the sense of completeness, embodying LOEWE's desire for mode during this era.

Regarding the era, the main label's traditional logo type before Jonathan Anderson's renewal, along with the domestic代理店 notation as Redia Corporation, serve as strong clues. Furthermore, the care label conforms to the old JIS standards prior to 2016, lending credibility to a late 2000s range. The maison, which bears the prestige of being an official royal warrant, layered destruction onto satin, a night-time fabric, during the period when punk elegance of the 2000s was permeating luxury. This reflects the atmosphere from the late José Enrique Onya Serfa period to the early Stuart Vivers appointment.

For everyday wear, it's not just a flashy shirt; the combination of lustrous material and rough finish allows a simple addition to a neat outfit to instantly change the mood. It remains convincing even in scenarios where the time shifts, such as after work dinners or evening gatherings. While behaving like a dress, it doesn't have overly clean edge finishing, leaving a rawness around the wearer's silhouette, making it especially recommended for those seeking a quiet sex appeal.

Styling-wise, the beautiful combination of wool slacks with a leather belt to adjust the waist position, and a jacket layered to hide a subtle sheen inside, highlights the balance between the maison's dignity and decadence. Additionally, casually layering over a long skirt or a minimal dress, treating the satin's drape as a layer, creates an elegant and genderless look. When paired with leather shoes to match the texture, the contrast between gloss and raw edges appears more refined.

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