FASHION Diaries

FASHION Diaries
Fashion

Fashion

Prada mixes palm trees and chandeliers for Spring 2010

Photos via fashionologie.com

Photos via fashionologie.com

It was an odd mix of slim shorts with unfinished hems, crystal-encrusted shoes and dresses and beachy prints that came down the runway at Prada today. But trying to read the mind of Miuccia Prada is like trying to understand the motivations of Greek gods: It’s impossible, so you should just go with it. Of said motvations:  “Beach and antiquity — high and low — it is all the same,” the designer told Suzy Menkes. “It is supposed to be an ironic take — sometimes nostalgic, for a contemporary take on antiquity for those who don’t understand the beauty of the past.”

As far as pieces to wear, the designer continued the recent trend of micro shorts that border on being underwear (hilarious when the only other “pants” in the collection are prim, to-the-knee cut-offs), but swingy tops and cute cropped jackets are fine if you consider practicality to be an important wardrobe point. Not everyone does, of course, and the crystal mesh dresses and skirts (if they make it to market) are special pieces. You don’t have understand something to love it.

See more photos at fashionologie.com

Topics: , , , ,

Read more in Fashion

  • comment on this postComment
  • RSS Feed IconGet The RSS

Comments

2 Responses to “Prada mixes palm trees and chandeliers for Spring 2010”

  • I wish I understood what Miuccia was trying to say to Suzy Menkes. The intellectual slant seems to be lost in translation, and I can’t say that the clothes speak for themselves, either. It all looks a little too diffuse to me, and I’m in friggin’ MENSA.

  • It’s generally agreed that watching a fashion show by Miuccia is a kind of aesthetic enjoyment.
    I have to say the runway is gorgeous!!

Add your comment here

Please help us foster a friendly environment by keeping your posts civil and on-point. We reserve the right to delete comments as we see fit. Posted comments do not reflect the opinions of Fashionmagazine.com. Read our privacy policy for more information. We may contact you.

will not be published

optional

advertisement
advertisement