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FROM THE FRONT ROW: RAF SIMONS AND PRADA'S ODE TO THE EVERYDAY HERO

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Picture this: a crowded backstage scene post-Prada show, with Chinese singer Cai Xukun, Dua Lipa, Claire Foy, and a flock of other celebs. Just as Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons finished posing for photos, they dropped some serious fashion truth bombs on us.

Miuccia Prada hinted that everyday heroes like nurses and military personnel inspired their latest women's collection. And I'm here for it. In a world currently obsessed with the Roaring '20s (seriously, can we move on?), it's refreshing to see a focus on clean, tailored, and minimal uniform dressing. It's like a breath of fresh air amidst the digital sensory overload we're all experiencing.

Trust Prada and Simons to take utilitarian chic to the next level. Their Fall 2023 collection is all about "uniforms of people that care," according to Simons. And you know what? They've nailed it.

From white skirts with intricate origami-like cutout flowers to high waisted trousers and military shirts, Prada's got the neo-classic wardrobe on lock. And let's not forget those drool-worthy outerwear pieces – think military-styled wool capes, boxy blazers, and puffer micro miniskirts. I mean, come on.

Here's to the everyday heroes – and to Prada for celebrating them. Now, if only we could all afford some daily couture...


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