Naomi Watts leads the A-list glamour at the Prada show in Milan
- Prada opened Milan Fashion Week at the Deposito at Fondazione Prada, drawing stars including Naomi Watts, Emilia Clarke, and Uma Thurman to witness the Italian fashion house's spring/summer 2027 collection.
- Designers Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons explored what Miuccia Prada calls "ugly" fashion, emphasizing an 'underwear-as-outerwear' trend with Bras styled as tops throughout the collection.
- Models wore Oversized, purposefully ill-fitting garments including Knee-length skirts, while Half-framed sunglasses contrasted with structured shoulder bags introduced by Prada in black leather, emerald green, and snakeskin finishes.
- The 'underwear-as-outerwear' motif is gaining momentum across Milan Fashion Week, appearing at Erdem, Simone Rocha, and Burberry while challenging expectations that women's clothing must fit perfectly.
- Styling marked a deliberate departure from the body-conscious looks of the Noughties, serving as a rejection of the idea that being well-dressed requires looking finished or flawless.
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Prada sends half-dressed models and ‘bra bags’ down the runway at Milan Fashion Week
Emilia Clarke, Uma Thurman, Naomi Watts and Alexa Chung were among those sitting front row as Prada kicked off Milan Fashion Week.
Grey and pleated, green and straight, with floral motifs under leather coats or just with a bra: Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons have studied and reconstructed this symbolic and daily piece of a very feminine wardrobe. The spring-summer season 2027 of Prada is thus sensual, modern, and sometimes ironic, with some skirts enhanced with flowers that clicked at the passage of the models, almost all pavements of high heels. The brand also favored this s…
Italian luxury firm kicks off a new edition of Milan fashion week with its parade for next spring-summer and a front row with high celebs
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