Dad Bodies Needn’t Apply in Prada’s Gen Z-Inspired Collection

It is fortunate that the new collection of Miuccia Prada is deliberately crumpled and crumpled in several parts, because, after scorching heat and bullish bouncers in the hysteria of the rush to enter the show (there is not only glamor, this fashion show is ridiculous), no one felt any of this fresh or put together. Good thing Ms Prada was a picture of calm nobility, as she expressed her thoughts on 21st century men’s dressing, alongside her collaborator, Raf Simons.

“We wanted to express the optimism of youth, especially in bad times. But I like to organize things in a very simplistic way,” Ms. Prada said of the rave atmosphere, not only in the crowds of people, but also in the thumping techno music and the little tops and sunglasses. mirror that Gen Zedders could happily wear to the famous Berghain in Berlin. nightclub. The colors were certainly full of youthful energy; spicy neons, bright grape, tomato red, apple green; a deliberately naive Crayola box of block shades.