The addictive tradition of body art is not lost on Prada as the brand has recently come up with a Tattoo collection of bags and accessories.
The Prada Tattoo collection features the classic Prada fabric but with a camouflage print. Leather appliques along with metal studs are used for decoration and reference iconography and symbolism related to dragons. The result is a tattoo-like appearance on these special bags and wallets. For the woman or man looking for a means to channel her dark side, the Prada Tattoo collection is now available at Prada stores all over the world.
M/M Paris designs 26 ornamented initials for Prada graphic tees.
Forget alphabet soup, Prada is bringing us the A to Z, designer style with the PradAlphabet T-shirt Project, an alphabetical collection designed by M/M Paris.
From April 21,Prada lovers will be delighted to find a limited and collector’s edition of special tees that spell out P-R-A-D-A in Hong Kong.
A book that showcases the heart and soul of the brand.
Without a doubt, Prada is one of the most successful and recognizable luxury brands in the industry. Miuccia Prada and Patrizio Bertelli have decided to launch this book that covers 30 years of innovations and illustrate the various aspects through which Prada expresses itself beyond fashion.
The “real” Devil Wore Prada is coming to a theatre near you.
You all have seen the movie or read the book ‘The Devil Wore Prada” and maybe laughed or cheered at its inside look at fashion magazines. Well this Fall comes an amazing new documentary that gives us the straight scoop on what its like to put together the September issue of Vogue under the leadership of the most notorious editor of our time: Anna Wintour.
Enjoy the trailer above as we have no Hong Kong date yet, but next to Sex in the City 2 this is one we’ll be keeping our eyes on for Butterboom.com readers.
The Fall ads are all about making a new and bold statement. It’s safe to say that Miuccia Prada accomplished that for its Fall 2009 Ad campaign. We’ve gotten used to tough images in backdrops of streets, and alleys, but this kind of tough, we’ve never seen yet.
Models Kendra Spears, Julia Hafstrom, Ymre Stiekema, and Anna de Rijkare are featured dipping their foot in a big messy puddle of oil. Let’s try to interpret this Prada style, the world is in a pretty sticky situation, this image is a reflection of the time we find ourselves in… Anyone? We are opening this up for interpretation, tell us what you think?