Joanna bought these Loewe Terra Foam clogs on a spontaneous stop at the brand’s SoHo boutique, which sits along her regular route between work and home. “I’m in tremendous danger,” she jokes. “Within seven minutes I pass every possible boutique.” She was particularly drawn to the swirling, multicolored marble effect: “I just did not have that color yet.” Molded in lightweight foam, the chunky platform clogs feature an exaggerated silhouette and an earth-toned faux-stone finish. 

Founded in Madrid in 1846, Loewe began as a collective of leather artisans and remains one of Spain’s oldest luxury houses. Acquired by LVMH in 1996, the house appointed Jonathan Anderson creative director in 2013. Under Anderson, Loewe became known for an artful, often surreal approach to luxury, balancing its longstanding emphasis on craftsmanship with experimentation in form, material, and proportion.