MILAN (Reuters) -Italian fashion house Prada played with distortion for its womenswear Spring-Summer 2025 collection at Milan Fashion Week on Thursday, presenting skirts suspended from belts, glasses with hugely oversized lenses and topless hats.

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Italian fashion house Prada played with distortion for its womenswear Spring-Summer 2025 collection at Milan Fashion Week on Thursday, presenting skirts suspended from belts, glasses with hugely oversized lenses and topless hats.

Italian fashion brand Prada revealed a bizarre piece of headwear during the Milan Fashion Week. In their S/S 2025 collection they premiered this week, people were stunned when a models strutted along the cat walk with windscreen-esc hats.