Certainly the new generations seem unfazed by the overt sexiness of the post-lockdown mentality.

Strange is not strange anymore,” she said with a shrug, and toiled on with her celebrity greetings. Prada hasn’t been doing post-show interviews this season due to Covid-19, but she did grace us with a few well-chosen words: “It’s so normal, but for me it’s so strange. It was a kind of normcore for an abnormal world. Like rebellious private school kids cutting up their uniforms, she shortened the length of corporate skirts and tops-frayed edges in tow-until there was barely anything left to crop. the Palais d’Iéna where the Miu Miu show traditionally takes place-by seating her guests in ergonomic work chairs and treating us to a back-to-work wardrobe for the post-pandemic age. Today, Prada marked her own return to the office-i.e. When the Miu Miu woman returns to the office, she’s chopping up all of those preordained rules, quite literally. If the seismic events of the last year-and-a-half taught young people anything, it’s to question those values, norms, and, indeed, dress codes. When it comes to the age groups whose formative experiences were interrupted by the lockdown period, continuing on the same track as the generations before them is no longer a given. When the world reopens and WFH is replaced with IRL, will you pull out that dusty uniform as if nothing happened? Or did something change within you? For Miuccia Prada’s Miu Miu customer of the 2020s, it’s a no-brainer. Imagine being in your mid-twenties when the pandemic hit, just about to make your debut on the corporate scene your pressed skirt suit, ironed shirt and unwrapped nylons left abandoned in your closet for what felt like an eternity.

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