The luxury shops just keep on rolling in Miami’s design district. Loewe and Emilo Pucci are the latest to join the design party. Loewe’s brings their Spanish roots to the boutique with an authentic 18th century structure called a horreo. Found in a small town near the border of Galicia and Portugal it stands atop of the selling floor and underscores the brand’s Spanish heritage. This shop marks the first North American store opening since Jonathan Anderson became the creative director for the storied leather and fashion company owned by the behemoth LVMH.
Currently on display at the shop are unique one of a kind leather bowls, just back from the yearly design convention in Milan called the Salone del Mobile, Milan. Mr Anderson worked with the artisan Jose’ Luis Bazan to create these sleek objects with no practical use except for decoration. You can see them at Loewe, 110 NE 39th Street, Miami Fl. .
Emilio Pucci, also has a new designer and creative director. Massimo Giorgetti who has taken over from Peter Dundas.
The Miami boutique is located on 178 NE 39 Street and the facade of the building is pure Miami heat, with the Pucci 1966 Torre print emblazened on the facade of the building. It’s made with black and white maze-like blocks and resembles a jigsaw puzzle. It’s the brand’s 3rd shop in Florida preceded by Palm Beach and one in Aventura.
The shop features a wide range of men’s and women’s swim wear, and resort pieces including the collaboration with Orlebar Brown+Emilio Pucci .
