Prada Channels 60s Style with Spring ’19 Collection

The Fashionisto / Published June 18, 2018

Prada references sixties style with its spring-summer 2019 collection. The season signature comes in the form of turtlenecks in sherbet hues of green, yellow, blue, and lavender. Once again, making a case for logo fashions, Prada plants its stamp of approval on the chests of polos and hips of pants. Colorblocking is also key to the season. Gravitating towards separates, lean coats, above the knee shorts, and button-downs contribute to the Prada uniform. Miuccia Prada shows a graphic hand as well. Floral prints and other sixties motifs round out the season.

Prada Spring/Summer 2019 Men’s Collection


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