Prada Spring 2010

The Fashionisto

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Published June 23, 2009

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Updated October 21, 2017

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Miuccia Prada continues to play with the constructs of society and gender with her latest spring collection. Using the gladiator inspired fall collection as a jumping point, the spring range continues in the same vein trading in studs for open meshed netting and daring translucent fabrics. Using the general idea of the city and black and white movies as her catalyst, the collection is representative of the networks we build, break and mend as individuals, effectively creating tangled webs. This idea translates into the working relationship between tones of black and gray, as barely there fabrics fight for face time. Overall, Prada’s subtle patterns and mesh knitting lends traditional workwear a new lease on life by not looking outwards for improvement and fulfillment, but instead revealing the possibilities that already present.

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10 thoughts on “Prada Spring 2010”

  1. I don’t know what was his inspiration but some of those transparent shirts reminds of the PRIDE parade SO muchhhh
    ahh

  2. I don’t know what was his inspiration but some of those transparent shirts reminds of the PRIDE parade SO muchhhh
    ahh

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