Vogue editors on their favorite Prada collections of all time.
In honor of our March cover star Miuccia Prada, Vogue editors nominated their favorite Prada shows. It wasn’t an easy task, there are over 100 Prada collections on Vogue Runway , but we were asked to choose, and choose we did. The list below says as much about Prada herself as it does about us.
Plus: the horror of the knee-length ‘frump’ length! The ‘ugly’ sandals! We ’90s people, however, were breathless converts in a heartbeat. It was funny, it was ironic, and—with the help of Kristen, Kate, Stella, Trish and all that incredibly cool gang of It-models—it was what we wanted to wear on the spot. I remember thinking, too, that it was the first time Prada had totally cemented her vision—bourgeois, but subversive. We knew who she was from then on.
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