The fascination of history stems from an instinctive fascination. The Prada Fall/Winter 2024 collection, presented by Miuccia Prada in collaboration with Raf Simons, fuses avant-garde fashion with historical fragments to explore the multiple layers of beauty and outline a contemporary world based on memory. It's a romantic journey that invites us to explore Prada's intellectual play and depths of women and power.
With a simple black and white palette as the prelude, Ma Yili welcomes the romantic journey of Prada neatly and neatly. She appeared on the runway in a deep V black dress, and the rivet decoration sparkled like a star in the dark night, reminiscent of the image of the proprietress in "Flowers".
In Milan, she chose a simple look with a black coat and a white shirt, which showed her taste and temperament. The combination of light materials and smart lines of the see-through skirt shows the charm of femininity and strength.
Ma Yili has a wonderful relationship with Prada, and Reiko, who plays the role of Reiko in "Flowers", is a big fan of Prada, and many of the looks in the play are derived from Prada's show models. This familiarity caught Prada's attention, and she became a special guest for the show.
The look on the show was more avant-garde and chic, with crisp short hair and punk-style skirts, showing a new sense of coolness.
In addition to Ma Yili, there is also the figure of "cousin" Liu Wen, and the surprise appearance of national model Zhang Lina, which jointly started this fashion journey.
In the East Asian plate, Kim Tae-ri's short hair style shows youthful vitality, reminiscent of Fujii tree in "Love Letters". Nagano Yayu still maintains a girlish feeling, smart and romantic.
Emma Watson was dressed in a smart trench coat, while Hunter Schafer was dressed in an all-white overall, giving her a sense of style in a hurry.
This season, Prada celebrates the influence of historical intellect on contemporary fashion, defining the multifaceted aspects of contemporary clothing. Classic styles come to life for the new season, and traditional items such as knitwear and coats are infused with historical elements to give them a different kind of fashion charm.
The use of the fragment concept makes the garment more historical, and the innovative design shows a different charm and connotation.
Prada sees a fashion show as a dialogue with the world, evoking a collision of ideas and expressing inner desires. This fashion journey is not only a clothing show, but also a depth of history and reality.
In this world of fashion, where wisdom and creativity coexist, we can't help but ask: what will the future of fashion be?