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Miu Miu releases new Day/Night collection


AS Miuccia Prada pursues her rediscovery of the Miu Miu image, a new day- and evening-wear collection is unveiled. Featuring a range of crop tops, miniskirts and halter necks, the collection aims to represent rebellious youth through elegantly subversive clothing.

With a wide range of colours featured, from pastel baby pink to midnight navy, the collection strives to address stereotypes and boundaries by switching styles we expect to see in the day to night-time wear – and vice versa.

Miu Miu Day/Night Collection. Creative Direction: Lina Kutsovskaya (BeGood Studios) Photographer: Tyrone Lebon Stylist: Lotta VolkovaMiu Miu Day/Night Collection. Creative Direction: Lina Kutsovskaya (BeGood Studios). Stylist: Lotta Volkova. Photograph: Tyrone Lebon

Similarly, polo shirts and bold collar jackets can be spotted in the series, a nod towards the stroll in the park attire turned evening agenda, and the smart/casual wear is given a playful tone through splashes of vibrant yellows, sky blues and peachy notes.

Miu Miu Day/Night Collection. Creative Direction: Lina Kutsovskaya (BeGood Studios) Photographer: Tyrone Lebon Stylist: Lotta Volkova

Miu Miu Day/Night Collection. Creative Direction: Lina Kutsovskaya (BeGood Studios). Stylist: Lotta Volkova. Photograph: Tyrone Lebon

Close attention to detail in the edging of the garments can be seen through striking black rims, sparkling embellishments and raw-edged hemming.

In doing so, Miuccia Prada creates a collection in which there is something to suit everybody’s personality.

by Alicia Tomkinson

 

 

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