In ‘Prelude’, workwear becomes a soft kind of confidence, built on layers, familiar shapes, and the freedom to make things your own.
Miu Miu has a way of making practicality feel personal. Not in a loud, utilitarian sense, but through small choices: a proportion that sits slightly off, a layering idea that looks instinctive, a staple that turns subtly strange. That mindset runs through ‘Prelude’, a collection that treats everyday dressing as a steady rhythm rather than a performance.
Workwear and outerwear sit at the centre, but the mood is relaxed. Cotton canvas logo jackets, compact knits, and coloured polos read like pieces you reach for without thinking, then realise you have built a look simply by adding one more layer. Micro skirts with a puffball shape bring lift and movement, softening the “get things done” backbone with a hint of play. Nothing feels overstyled. It feels worn, close, and real.
Sneakers quietly do a lot of the storytelling. The Plume lands in tan leather, light and clean. The Tyre pushes a sturdier feel with technical fabric, suede, and an exaggerated natural rubber sole. Both connect to Custom Studio, where charms, tassels, and small add-ons turn a standard pair into something with a signature.
The accessories keep the same tone of continuity. The Arcadie and Beau Bowling bags return alongside structured backpacks, grounding the collection in familiar forms. Set against playful colour backdrops, ‘Prelude’ feels calm and confident: fashion that works, but still leaves room for you.
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