7 Editors on their All-Time Favorite Prada Collections Inline
Photo: Courtesy of Prada1/7The Early 1990s
My favorite Prada collections were the earliest RTW ones, made of silk and double-face cashmere (in camel and navy and black) from around 1990. They were super minimal, and a smidgen nostalgic. The sheer fabulosity of being a discreet European lady appealed to me greatly at that time. Still does, actually. –Sally Singer, Vogue Creative Digital Director
Photo: Courtesy of Prada2/7Fall 2002
How do you choose just one favorite Prada collection when each has expanded the fashion conversation? I’m partial to the fall shows, and if forced to choose will pick fall 2002 for the furs, sequins, and prettiest pleated dresses. –Laird Borrelli-Persson, Vogue.com Archive Editor
Photo: Courtesy of Prada3/7Spring 2004
My inner college hippy loved the tie-dye. I still have one of the sweaters that I found at a resale shop. –Jorden Bickham, Vogue.com Executive Fashion Editor
Photo: Courtesy of Prada4/7Spring 2008
I m not the kind of girl who wears a heel often, but I do wish I d gotten my hands on a pair of shoes from Prada s spring 2008 fairy collection. They were totally crazy and highly impractical and had flowering stalks for heels and came with velvet ribbons and gold trimmings. Just looking at them fills me with a sense of magic. –Chioma Nnadi, Vogue.com Fashion News Director
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Prada spring 2011, to me, was one of Miuccia’s more heavenly collections. The bright colors of the candy-stripe furs were practically infectious, and the undertones of Josephine Baker added a whimsical throwback to the Jazz Age. –Elizabeth Taufield, Vogue.com Market Assistant
