Prada is maybe the most fashion of the italian fashion brand (is it correct English?), very colorful with a national touch of elegance and fun. And Miuccia Prada is a genious. Also if Prada is not mainly known for its quality (differently, for example, from Hermès), this year the Milan-based group decided to do something different: they created a capsule collection of objects Made in the World, or Made in Prada, we can say.

There are special clothings/accessories from different countries: Scotland gave the kilts, realized in special laboratories with old original techniques, while the jeans are made in Japan by the famous denim brand Dova. The "gold of the Andes" comes from Peru, and it's alpaca wool: done by campesinos, it won't need any coloration because it exists, in nature, of 22 different colors.
Sono differenti vestiti ed accessori da differenti paesi: La Scozia ci ha dato il kilt Prada, realizzato in laboratori speciali con tecniche originali ed antiche, mentre i jeans sono fatti in giappone dal brand Dova, leader del denim (ah sì?).
L' "oro delle Ande" viene dal Perù ed è l' alpaca: lavorata dai campesionos, non necessiterà alcuna colorazione, perchè esiste, già in natura, in ben 22 colori differenti.





Last, but surely not least, made in India. Prada will produce clothes realized with the Chikan, a particular embroidery with floral motives ; it takes from 15 to 20 years of training and it's done only by hand. But there are also shoes and bags, from India: knitted on wood shapes, but Prada style remains.
What do you think: a way to save money or a different and intelligent project?
Last, but not least, il made in India. Prada produrrà vestiti realizzati col Chikan, particolare ricamo dai motivi floreali eseguito a mano; ci vogliono dai 15 ai 20 anni di allenamento per eseguirlo. Ma ci sono anche scarpe e borse dall' india, intrecci su forme di legno. Ma lo stile Prada rimane.
Che ne pensate: un modo di risparmiare o un progetto differente ed intelligente?




