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Prada 2010 spring and summer men's new release
This quarter, the men's collection from a black-and-white film "Twelve Angry Men" served as inspiration, capturing the tension and complexity of male beauty. The background featured Black Russian cocktails, their dark and clear hues echoing the monochrome theme, along with simple yet elegant snacks. As the imagery suggests, gray plays a central role in this black-and-white narrative. Miuccia Prada clearly grasped this concept and brought it to life in her 2010 spring show.
"All the models had to wear a gray suit," she decided, even though she knew it was a cliché. But as always, she found a way to break free from convention. She played with the suit by adding perforations, removing sleeves, and redefining its structure. The shirt? Forget it—she opted for a thick, silky V-neck instead. This V-shirt felt more like rough undergarment, a deliberate choice to make the season’s style more neutral. “It’s more sexy, more restrained, but also gives off a fragile vibe,†she explained.
Another key element was the use of eyelets. Miuccia crafted mesh-like garments—jackets, pants, even shoes—that added texture and movement. Her approach was not only clever but also commercially savvy. She wanted to challenge traditional perceptions of masculinity, revealing the male form without overdoing it. Through subtle cuts and strategic detailing, she allowed the body to be seen clearly, yet respectfully.
If there’s one thing to say about Prada’s hypnotic show, it’s that while showcasing these young bodies, we’re reminded of real youth—not the aged, staged kind, but the raw, energetic, and unfiltered version. This is their world: vibrant, youthful, and full of life. It’s a vision that feels authentic, bold, and deeply human.