Prada Shoes Eminent Collections

To say that Prada is one of the most powerful labels in the fashion empire considering that no one exposed in the today's lifestyle has heard the label's name at least ones.

The house of Prada are pushing the limits of the industry. Seasons spectacular fashion shows showcasing everything in their product lines are being attended by most fashion seekers all over the world.
One of the eminent collections are from the Prada shoes that ranges from flats, classic loafers, platforms, sporty sneakers to the trendy wedge heels of sandals. They are noted for their attention to details. Prada shoes could be considered pricey by some, but the quality of the products are worth the money and a pair of Prada shoes will last a lot longer than any other brand names.

Prada "Nudity Cut" for Kate Moss

The world's supermodel, Kate Moss looks quiet risque on the latest cover of W Magazine September 2009 wearing the latest Prada collection.

Styled by Alex White and photographed by Mert & Marcus, the British supermodel wears pieces from the luxury label’s 2009 Fall collection.

NOTE: "NUDITY cut" after the jump

source: tfs

Prada Infusion de Fleur d’Oranger

Prada’s new Infusion de Fleur d’Oranger is the first in a projected yearly series of limited edition “Ephemeral Infusion” fragrances drawing on fragrance notes from the harder-to-find (and more expensive) Prada Exclusive scents. According to Women’s Wear Daily, the Ephemeral Infusion fragrances are designed to “evoke a light memory of the original ingredient”.*

Prada Infusion de Fleur d’Oranger is available in 50, 100 and 200 ml Eau de Parfum and in matching body products. It will reportedly be available for 4 months. * via Women’s Wear Daily

credit from: nstperfume

Prada 2010 Resort Handbags

Surf’s up in the city, and it looks great. For her resort collection, Miuccia Prada infused high style with a beachy attitude. She opened her show with color-spliced looks in the shades of Miami Beach — sand, coral and aqua — albeit taken down in the interests of chic.

These were typically draped in back over short skirts. Prada’s other big message: bold prints, worn in multiples or with shirts and varsity sweaters. And throughout, she tied one (or more) on, knotting skirts, tops and even Bermudas and bikinis, a note that referenced languid island life while adding a touch of sass.


Thank you Bryan Boy and WWWFashion for the credits!