LOEWE collaborates with Japanese artists to publish 2018 spring and summer women's clothing series album

Fumiko Imano specializes in self portraits through photography, video and styling. She spent her childhood in Brazil, experiencing youth in London and Paris, and finally settled in Hitachi, Japan. The "Double Students" series is an emotional reflection of their own growth experiences. Because of feeling lonely, Imano began cutting and pasting 35-mm portraits, accompanied by a fictional twin sister, creating collages that looked like they were taking photos. The photo was taken outside the UNESCO headquarters on the day before the latest fashion show. The album captures Imano and his twin sister Saskia de Brauw in a series of sculptural styles created by Benjamin Bruno and used to play in a French holiday with sculptures in the architectural garden.

This limited-edition album was designed and directed by M / M (Paris), with hard-covered covers and folded posters. The poster image is an animal-themed watercolor of the I'm Hungry series created by Imano in 2014.

A total of 1200 copies of the limited edition album are issued, each of which is marked with a manual number. A small portion of the limited edition album will be sold as a gift box at Loewe Loewe. The electronic version of the album, which includes an interview with Imano, can be downloaded for free from iTunes (search for LOEWE).

Loewe's exclusive entrusted production album was published after the publication of Fumiko Imano's new book, "We Oui," published by the Little Man Gallery Press and widely praised internationally.