Uma Thurman & Maya Hawke Wear Matching Prada Pumps in Milan
The mother-daughter duo wore complementary looks and matching Prada sling-back heels, marking their first Prada show together.
- On September 22, Uma Thurman and Maya Hawke attended Prada's spring 2027 show at the Deposito during Milan Fashion Week, marking their first joint appearance at a Prada fashion show together.
- Designers Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons challenged conventional aesthetics by embracing what Prada calls "ugly" fashion, showcasing "underwear-as-outerwear" throughout the collection. The designers rejected the expectation that clothing must fit perfectly or appear finished.
- Models wore grey bandeau tops with matching "bra-shaped bags," while low-slung skirts and peep-toe heels added to the intentionally dishevelled aesthetic. Heavy leather jackets paired with delicate mini dresses throughout the runway.
- Thurman and Hawke coordinated their footwear with Prada sling-back kitten heels featuring geometric straps. Designers Miuccia Prada and Simons received a standing ovation, with attendees including Naomi Watts, Sadie Sink, and Naomi Ackie.
- Similar trends appeared at recent Erdem, Simone Rocha, and Burberry shows, suggesting the collection's reliance on Noughties styling reflects a broader industry shift. Prada positions the house at the forefront of evolving, unconventional design.
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