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25 Feb 2010 at 8:09 PM / Posted in: Fwhole 2010 Milan, Fashion Shows, Fashion Week, News

Prada's Priscane Pack By Lauren Sherman

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This was my first Prada show. It did not disappoint. The set. The palodge loafers. The waxed leather suits. The Hitchcockian hair that was too modern to be called Hitchcockian. And the knee highs, oh the knee highs. But I think Kate summed it up best:

What I think MJ and MP both did this season — a few things they both failed to do last season — was use restraint in their designs. When passionate, sometimes outlandish creatives use restraint in their work, the results may lie in perfection.

Lauren: Did you like it?

Kate: YES. Loved it.

Lauren: Me too!

Kate: And liked the hair.

Lauren: Oh yes! The knitted cardi and skirt sets killed me. As did the few bits of fur on some of the jackets.

Kate: As I told Britt: “Marc and Miuccia were on the same page this year for autumn.” Both collections were very ladylike. Very Mad Men. Very feminine and clean. I just loved it.

Lauren: I might quote you on that.

Kate: Please do.

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parisdejeuner: I love the plan you describe this show - just the words. Very precise for precise garments. And the NYTimes scorecard thought so too.

Anon: Like put a sock in it.

the_dark_lady_2: Although you pulled out the best looks in the show, I think it was frumpy and unflattering and the styling didn’t aid. When you consider the very beautiful models like Miranda Kerr that were used, they ended up looking like mugshots of Myra Hindley.

Esani: The one with the hoodies and 70’s hair didn’t quite look as stunning as the rest; however, as a whole, the ensemble is pulled off. Skirts here are a highlight.

Beauty Is Diverse: I like the rope underdress.

anon: I don’t know how you can get angry about how you’re a real journalist in the next pillar, and then do a post like this. Anyone can have a conversation with their girl accurately like this – the difference between this and what Suzy Menkes does is that she refrains from the "I love it!"s and instead gives wise and insightful reviews and context. I’m not saying you’re not permitted to gush your ideas, but that’s why you have a blog (one that I read, through the way, so don’t think I’m assaulting anyone) and not an IHT or NYT column.

stylaholic: Miuccia Prada just can’t go wrong. She always knows where we want to be next in terms of mood and look. This collection is just stunning.