Miu Miu F/W 2025.26 Paris

[dancv]

I don’t like this at all and its one of the weakest outings since Miuccia parted with Katie Grand.

Having said that there is something almost endearing here. It was mentioned the usual Hitchcockian tropes and the idea of a daughter playing dress up, some of the models hair was done that looked to me like wigs about to fall off their heads, the garments fits well on her but not quite right enough. Did she steal it, who is she trying to impersonate, who is she obsessed with?

The Single White Female horror aspects of this collection is it’s only saving grace.

 

[giselerlee]

These pieces gonna be very hot-seller!

 

[0729866]

On paper, I like this collection. There’s a lot of fun proportions.

I kinda wish this was shown in a more intimate setting re: fall 2009 or spring 2010. I feel like the clothes look a bit washed or sterile in this type of show setting and that doesn’t feel quite right tonally?

 

[big]

boring! though i liked all of the men’s looks.

 

[jeanclaude]

Normally it was Marc Jacobs who copied Prada. This feels like the opposite.

 

[Snejana Onopka]

i doubt she took any visual cues from him but to me this collection has a bit of a john waters vibe, it feels purposefully plasticky and twisted

 

[tourbillions]

dusty.

 

[Lola701]

A stunt cast and stunt styling. It’s Lotta show now.
I was confused the whole time because the clothes for me were more commercial and the intention behind them seemed in total conflict with the styling and casting.

A sense of emptiness after watching the show. It’s like « ok this happened ».
Whatever statement they tried to make ended up quite flat.

 

[Xone]

 

[br3ncon1]

I don't get why this would be considered stunt casting and styling. They've been cultivating this exact aesthetic for years—an intentional mix of high and low, polished and raw, bourgeois and rebellious. In that case they've been stunt casting ever since Sevigny showed up on the runway. The buttoned-up blazers styled with knee-high socks and undone hair, the perfectly cut coats worn off-kilter, the mix of satin, fur, and tweed is nothing we haven't seen before in their styling.