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"The Lady With an Ermine" Leonardo Da Vinci, 1490
"Pythagoreans celebrate sunrise" by Fyodor Bronnikov, 1869
"Consulting the Oracle" by John William Waterhouse, 1884
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“I was fixated with the idea of women and how it is necessary that they be strong, visible, kind of fighters. I wanted the clothes to be so bold that people will see you but also listen." - Miuccia Prada
Paintings and illustrations by independent artists, many of which were of women’s faces, were meant to engage with themes of femininity, representation and power. Although Prada’s concepts are never intended to overpower the fashion, this colorful and sports-luxe collection has a much deeper commentary - the clothes and the women who wear them remain the focus of each collection.
Prada Spring/Summer 2014 photographed by Steven Meisel
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Watch: Printemps du Louvre x Mat Maitland — a digital dream from the guy behind Kenzo’s Electric Jungle.
New gems and designs now available online and at Fanaberie Williamsburg location! Photography by Pierce McCleary