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Prada Declares Fashion Should Be Simple, Easy
11 Mar
Summary
- Fashion should be simple and easy, with emphasis on personal style.
- Luxury fashion prices are rising, alienating many consumers.
- Designers are encouraged to create wearable clothes for everyday life.
Miuccia Prada encapsulated the season's sentiment, declaring that fashion should be "completely dis-adorned" and focus on personal expression. She suggested that true style comes from within, with accessories like hats and shoes adding flair to simple ensembles. This philosophy arrives as luxury fashion prices surge, reportedly catering to an elite few and causing a brewing backlash.
Several designers showcased collections emphasizing wearable pieces that integrate easily into everyday wardrobes. Dries Van Noten offered separates blending youthful and opulent styles, while Chloé presented romantic yet practical looks. The Row added subtle touches of transparency and feather embellishments to elegant staples.
In contrast, Louis Vuitton's show featured extravagant, futuristic costumes and elaborate sets, overshadowing wearable pieces. While the brand primarily focuses on leather goods, the extreme costumery made it difficult to appreciate underlying beautiful garments. This approach, unlike Rei Kawakubo's signature abstraction, seemed to have lost its thematic direction.
