"Waist Down" at Prada
Originally run in Tokyo
last year, an exhibition called "Waist Down" is coming to New
York. It showcases the more than 200 variations on the theme of skirts from designer Miuccia Prada. Prada has a
self-professed love of the looks and versatility of the skirt, perhaps more than most designers, and felt that is would
be the natural subject for an exhibition when she discovered that people would be interested in seeing more of the
design process and evolution of design. Unlike most fashion exhibitions, "Waist Down" does not feature any
real models, but displays the skirts in unusual ways, from "spread open and sealed in plastic" to being
attached to long, twirling mechanical hangers that allow the skirts to move freely.
The Prada flagship was closed in January due to a fire, but the store was recently reopened and will host "Waist Down", which opens on April 18th.
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