After last year’s success of ultra-short skirts and school-inspired style, Miuccia Prada delves even deeper into fashion history. Miu Miu Fall 2025 is a journey through time, where nostalgia meets modernity. The designer brings back the bullet bra—a 1950s-inspired bra that shaped the silhouette into a distinctive conical form. The collection strikes a balance between subtle elegance and eccentric retro, offering fitted sweaters, skirt suits, fur stoles, and heeled shoes paired with knee-high socks.
Miu Miu Fall 2025 – a new take on femininity
Miu Miu has always been synonymous with youthful energy, nostalgia, and playful subversion of conventions. This time, however, Prada has added a new archetype to its repertoire – a woman from the past, styled as an elegant lady from a bygone era. Along with this come fitted sweaters, pencil skirts and skirt suits, hair styled in perfect waves. Completing the look are brooches, fur stoles with hand pockets, and bullet bras, shaping the silhouette in a distinctive way that has sparked strong emotions for years.
Currently, as women’s rights are once again a hot topic, one might wonder whether the return to the 1950s aesthetic is a step backward. However, interest in retro styles—from elegant skirt suits to clip-on earrings—is growing among the younger generation. Just look at the popularity of the tradwife trend, where modern women draw inspiration from the aesthetics of the perfect housewives of decades past.
Iconic accessories and surprising pops of color
The Miu Miu Fall 2025 collection is a true blend of nostalgia, eccentricity, and a modern take on femininity. The show itself had an ascetic, almost minimalist vibe. The backdrop featured walls in a lemon moiré shade, while elevator-like music played softly in the background. In this setting, models stepped onto the runway in men’s coats with distinctly cinched waists, signature ruching at the bust, or elongated tails reminiscent of a swan’s tail. They carried handbags with casual nonchalance, as if it were part of their daily routine.
Alongside pastel sweaters, there were satin slip dresses with falling straps, fitted skirt suits, and tight turtlenecks paired with pencil skirts. Fur jackets with pockets added a touch of luxury, while the look was completed with worn with knee-high socks — a controversial yet iconic element of Miu Miu’s aesthetic. And the colors? Naturally, those Prada calls “pretty-ugly” — mustard, purple, apricot, neon green, powder pink, and caramel.