In 2019 LOEWE inventive director Jonathan Anderson launched the unique Ballet Runner, an early adopter of the retro operating sneaker pattern that’s taken on the footwear class. Now, the Spanish trend label reintroduces the silhouette with enhanced particulars and a wide range of new colours with the Ballet Runner 2.0.
A brand new form offers the mannequin added weight with new overlays, elaborations, and an upgraded sole. Provided in a complete of seven colorways, the brand new mannequin is made in nylon and calfskin variants, every boasting an asymmetrical toebox, a sock-like inside construction, and a textured rubber outsole that peeks out of the toecap.
Like earlier than, Loewe’s outsized cursive L monogram provides the principle adornment to the lateral panel, whereas the model’s square-shaped emblem seems embossed into the tongue tab. Along with the same old model callouts, a brand new injected rubber Loewe brand protrudes from the heel tab.
The nylon variants are available in a duo of traditional black-and-white colours, in addition to two technicolor variations, one among which is paying homage to Nike‘s well-known Forrest Gump Cortez colorways. The calfskin leather-based variants, made in White, Black and Cinnamon, are characterised by a largely monochromatic palette, offering a sublime and pared-back different.
See LOEWE’s official marketing campaign imagery within the gallery above. The Ballet Runner 2.0 is out there now on the LOEWE internet retailer.
