Milan Fashion Week marches on, and yesterday, Prada presented a Spring 2013 collection that seemed inspired by both traditional Japanese clothing and the ’60s. What does that mean? Kimono sleeves, Mary Quant-ish pop-art blooms, skirts folded like origami, collarless coats reminiscent of Courreges, and shoes made kind of like geta, with shiny leather tabi-type socks that separate the big toe from the rest of the foot. Weird, but strangely cute? Click through and judge for yourself.
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