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Basket bags: weave style magic this summerAmong summery accessories, there’s nothing like a simple basket bag to put us in a sunny, carefree mood. Here are our favourites.
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Scene-stealing runway sets from A/W 2022 menswear showsA Kubrickian space odyssey at Prada; a recreation of the Pont Alexandre III in Paris at Dior; and colourful, artist-created flags at Loewe: explore the best runway sets from the A/W 2022 menswear shows
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Choose your fighter: the fashion brands outfitting video gamersFashion proves there’s more to video game success than having a good game face. Luxury labels including Prada, Balenciaga and Louis Vuitton have launched in-game skins and clothing so avatars can outfit themselves in high fashion looks. Let's play!
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Prada and Formafantasma announce Milan Design Week symposiumCurated by Formafantasma and at Milan’s National Braidense Library from 6 – 8 June 2022, Prada Frames is a free event exploring the relationship between the natural environment and design
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Low-impact luxury sneakers for a greener footprintChloé, Prada and Valentino Garavani debut environmentally conscious, low-impact sneakers
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Handbag brands: how to invest in a classic this autumnHandbag designers propose streamlined shapes which are proportioned to perfection
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Minimalist style: a womenswear masterclassCapsule wardrobe pieces for your S/S 2021 wardrobe and beyond; a clinic in minimalism
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Meet the Woolmark Prize’s European finalist, German wunderkind Tim Labenda -
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How to embrace the ostentation of Roaring Twenties fashionRip up your reductionist rule book. Prada, Saint Laurent, Salvatore Ferragamo and Pucci all propose exuberant pieces for Roaring Twenties fashion
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We’re adding these bucket bags to our summer style listFeaturing Loewe, Celine, Prada and Chanel
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Prada Mode pop-up club opens in Miami with intervention by artist Theaster Gates -
Colourful sunglasses for cooling off in styleSummer's most eye-catching colourful sunglasses are found in a rainbow of seductive shades, and are a sure fire way for styling out a heatwave. Life just got a little brighter (and hotter)!
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Knock on wood: Prada enlists Martino Gamper for its S/S 2015 window concept -
Fashion maths: A/W 2015From kickboxers to cross dressers, how the A/W 2015 catwalks add up Writer: JJ Martin; Illustrator: Nathalie Lees
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Primal matter: Goshka Macuga hones in on humanity, evolution and robotics at Fondazione Prada -
Damien Hirst and Miuccia Prada’s Doha desert juice bar -
Fashion maths: S/S 2016From exploding BMWs to Balthus cats, the fashion shows in numbers... Illustrator: Nathalie Lees; Writer: JJ Martin
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Martino Gamper and Prada’s Harrods pop-up enters its last weekendThe Italian designer's ‘Hideaway' installation is on view at the famed London department store until 28 September
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Opposites attract: Prada releases cleverly complementary his and hers fragrances -
For Prada’s debut Resort show, AMO transforms the Osservatorio into a pastel vision -
Behind the set: Prada’s A/W 2016 men’s show is endowed with civic responsibility
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Behind the set: the making of AMO’s marble marvel for Prada’s A/W 2015 menswear show -
Shape shifting: making moves with photographer Roos QuakernaatRoos Quakernaat caught our eye at the latest Hyères Festival of Fashion and Photography. So we did the patronly thing and tasked her with artfully tangling new Dutch design and this season’s key looks, as she explains here in her own words. Fashion: Isabelle Kountoure. Writer: Elly Parsons. As originally featured in the January 2018 issue of Wallpaper* (W*226)
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Life’s a beach: the best men’s beachwear for a summer getawayDiscover the best men's beachwear for tropical escapes in 2022, from Prada to Paul Smith.
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Clear view: all is revealed with the latest sunglasses framesComing into focus this summer are sunglasses frames that nod to the hardware that holds them together. At Prada, metal details have been placed directly onto the frame – vintage-inspired pilot frames are finished with visible screws and a metal double bridge. For his collaboration with Silhouette, Austrian fashion designer Arthur Arbesser has opted for a rimless style, with lenses that appear to float within their angular frames. Lindberg’s gradient lenses also hover within a retrolooking double metal rim, while Chanel’s pink-toned styles resemble a coloured filter that one would place over a camera lens, fixed into place with a succession of tiny screws. Shades of greatness indeed.
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Editor’s picks from New York Fashion Week A/W 2015: womenswear collections
