aespa’s Giselle Shines as LOEWE’s Newest Brand Ambassador

John Dody

03/04/24 12:36PM

LOEWE, the renowned luxury fashion house, is delighted to unveil aespa‘s Giselle as its latest brand ambassador, marking her debut at the LOEWE 2024 Fall-Winter Pre-Collection Show in Paris. Giselle graced the event with her presence on March 1, showcasing her unique blend of elegance and charm.

👗 A Fashion Statement in Paris: Dressed in a striking jacket adorned with a large ribbon, Giselle turned heads and captured hearts at the show. Her distinctive style and grace perfectly complement LOEWE’s aesthetic, embodying the brand’s innovative and sophisticated design philosophy.

🌈 In Elite Company: Sharing the spotlight with creative giants, Giselle posed alongside LOEWE’s creative director Jonathan Anderson, and sat in the esteemed front row next to musical icon Pharrell Williams, acclaimed British actress Emilia Clarke, and Hollywood’s own Meg Ryan.

As Giselle embarks on this exciting new role with LOEWE, her global influence and fashion-forward sensibility promise to bring a fresh and vibrant energy to the brand. LOEWE and Giselle’s partnership heralds a new era of luxury fashion, blending aespa’s futuristic appeal with LOEWE’s rich heritage and craftsmanship. 🎶✨

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