PRADA Spring/Summer 2013 fashion collection is a surprisingly consistent and somewhat visionary project. Inspired with the fusion of
60s flower patterns and
Japanese minimalism, it comes up with a little bohemian, but definitely posh concept of a
postmodern geisha. Narrowing down the colour range to
red, black and white has created very simplistic, eye-catching and extremely elegant aesthetics for the entire range of clothes. Focused on
gadgets - handbags, shoes and flower glasses - the collection brings fun into the world of classics.

Although geisha shoes are not very practical in the real life, they look good, original and have been a part of a consequent vision. All other
PRADA clothes and accessories for this season are
wearable and on the whole they
just look good. If you don't like everything, getting one top or a handbag will be enough to mix and match with other clothes in your wardrobe and create a unique style with a bit of a posh element to it all. Most of the designs will look presentable at a business meeting, party or a lunch. Their usability and elegance is a big plus.
Quirky gadgets are the strength of this collection, because we all love the way they help us stand out and how we can play around with them. We spend quite a lot of money on them, too. And the flower glasses look like they will sell pretty well this year.
The woman behind this unique collection is
Miuccia Prada - the company's owner and the daughter of the brand's legendary pioneer. Being not only a successful business woman, but also a very original fashion designer, she has delivered elegance and fun this season.