Miuccia Prada questions the strength of women, a synthesis of lightness and delicacy, translated into fringes and crystals that give the glamorous touch to rigorous outfits

It has a certain effect to hear Miuccia Prada talk about glamor while she talks about the Autumn-Winter 2020/21 collection . She admits it herself, it&#39;s not a word she usually uses, but immediately adds: &laquo;I realized that Prada&#39;s glamor attracts the best brains in the world, because when we propose to do something together, everyone willingly accepts. So then it makes sense as a term and specifically this season I needed to define what the real strength of women is &raquo; . The theme is dear to her and she reasoned with passion to reach a precise conclusion: &quot;Lightness and delicacy: the combination of these two aspects is the true power of the female, other than power suit and big shoulders&quot;. Stylistically, everything turns into austere suits with skirts close to the figure and revitalized by a profusion of fringes, flat cloth sometimes decorated with crystals. Or thin and floating, which come down from the sleeves, from the body or from the shoulders giving joy to the movement. Small minaudi&egrave;res are placed on the bodies of the models to contain lipstick, bags and bijoux, all representations of frivolity, another word that in Miuccia Prada&#39;s head represents a challenge because: &quot;it is difficult to be frivolous with intelligence&quot; . Then it&#39;s up to the chic reworking of sportswear, a choice born from the desire to give value to everyday life, the one in which it is easier to wear sportswear pieces. Finally, on the accessories front, the reworking of an old square and white bag that her mother had worn on her wedding day in the 1940s goes on the platform.

Glamour according to Prada

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