Prada started off smart and professionally efficient with soft-textures, dark colours and sharp-edged cuts paving the way. However, this formal aesthetic lasted a relatively short while before they came out swinging pieces that seemed to be taken directly out of the 90’s, with caps shirts and shorts catching your eye most effortlessly with vivid designs that sported flames, stars, flowers, fish and more. Although, as Goldilocks taught us, the middle ground is usually the most preferred, and that lesson certainly applies here, as we then saw the marriage of formal garments and lucid imagery, bright colour pallets and bold patterns to produce wear that is head and shoulders above the standard we expected. Check out the full Prada Autumn/Winter 2018 collection which showcased at Milan Fashion Week below:
