Loewe releases the latest image in Paris Fashion Week
The brand new image from the cultural awareness, in many ways reflects LOEWE Loewe's bold innovation under the new guidance, re-interpretation of today's trends. LOEWE (Loewe) released the latest image of advertising, echoing the ongoing Paris Fashion Week. In January 2015, LOEWE's brand new 2015 autumn and winter women’s image has been presented. Deducted by Lexi Boling, modeled by Benjamin Bruno and photographed by Steven Meisel. The advertiser's picture is a series of Steven Meisel's self-portraits that were specially adapted for LOEWE Loewe. In this latest and untimed photo, Meisel is still a child, with five parrots in a secret place. When Jonathan Anderson, the creative director of LOEWE, was appointed to reinvent the brand, he used Meisel's work as an important reference. Photographers who participate in all of the brand's image productions have now become an integral part of the brand's cultural landscape. Along with Meisel's photographs, there are LOEWE's new Puzzle handbags. The puzzle bags designed by Anderson will be the same as Amazona and Flamenco handbags. The brand new image from the cultural awareness, in many ways reflects LOEWE Loewe's bold innovation under the new guidance, re-interpretation of today's trends. The current flight suit that is standard for most air forces and navies is made of aramid, a fabric made from spun aramid that is lightweight and fire-resistant. The flame-retardant capabilities of this material make it ideal for protecting aviators in case of a fire. The suit is often green or desert tan in color, with multiple pockets for specific pieces of gear (such as a clear plastic pocket on the thigh intended to house a map of the aircraft's planned flight path), but color, style, and cut vary greatly from country to country. The current model flight suit for the US military is the CWU 27/P and is available in sage green and desert tan. Commercial flight suits for civilian flying are also available, and are frequently used by helicopter crew (including non-pilots such as flight engineers, paramedics, and nurses), aerobatic pilots, and others who desire a practical "uniform". Military Flight Coverall SuZhou Hayxan Protection Technology Co.,Ltd. , https://www.sz-hayxan.com
