For her Fall/Winter 2019-2020 collection, Miuccia Prada imagined a space created by none other than Sharna Osborne, full of the joys of giant prints, short video clips, old TVs and LED-screens. The point of it all? Exposing the power of images through different media.

So get this; the collection featured a galore of capes, of all colors and sizes, mixed and matched with a series of very Miu Miu-like numbers – think micro-shorts, Haute Bourgeoisie blouses and little adorable dresses. But that was only the tip of the iceberg, as along came a multitude of flirty floral dresses, prints flowing well into each-other and sheer organza tunics. Floral slip dresses came with oversized cardigans, while a powerful army print invaded plenty of numbers – from shearling bomber jackets, to capes, shorts and cardigans. One taffeta skirt in particular was paired with a patent mini-cape and it was ah-do-rable. Mix it all with a purposeful color palette and you’ve got yourself one heck of a Miu Miu collection.

Article Written by Cindy Menassa