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Prada is an Italian luxury fashion house known for sophisticated ready-to-wear, leather goods, and footwear. Founded by Mario Prada, it leads the Prada Group including Miu Miu and Church's.
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Overview
Prada is an Italian luxury fashion house known for sophisticated ready-to-wear, leather goods, and footwear. Founded by Mario Prada, it leads the Prada Group including Miu Miu and Church's.
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Prada has named Namtan Tipnaree a brand ambassador, adding a new face to the house’s public-facing brand relationships. Prada announced the appointment with a two-image presentation under its Prada People identity.
Sabato De Sarno will oversee ICICLE’s ready-to-wear, accessories and eyewear, with his first collection set for Autumn/Winter 2027–28.
Prada gives six handbag silhouettes a hand-finished, cocoa-brown leather treatment designed to create an individually antiqued appearance.
Hunter Schafer, alongside Troye Sivan, Kelvin Harrison Jr., and Chen Haoyu, portrays private scenes that redefine Prada's approach to fashion.
The collection highlights purple tones as an extension of Prada's visual identity, featuring innovative lip balm and blush shades.
Heathrow's Terminal 5 boutique, designed by Roberto Baciocchi, showcases Prada's minimalist architecture and high-end fashion.
This exclusive pop-up at Prada Tokyo Aoyama and Gentle Monster Tokyo Aoyama combines art, technology, and fashion, offering a unique sensory experience.
From Tokyo to NYC, Prada Mode's 'Satellites II' blends art, technology, and human interaction.
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