Prada Looks to the Future with Fall ’18 Collection

The Fashionisto / Published January 15, 2018

Prada channels industrial style with a futuristic fall-winter 2018 collection. Miuccia Prada rekindles her love for Pocone nylon. The material offers a special finish for everything from coats and pants to jackets. Meanwhile, Prada reinterprets its logo with a modern appeal. Black and grey dress a predominant portion of the collection, reflecting the somber spirit of world affairs. However, that mood does not consume the entire season. Prada’s range also includes a sampling of colors and prints, which reference previous collections.

Prada Fall/Winter 2018 Men’s Collection


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