Just one day before Paris Fashion Week comes to an end, Miuccia Prada unveiled Miu Miu’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection, where 65 looks confronted not only textures but also ideas.

For this new season, we encounter once again one of Miuccia’s recurring themes: workwear. Yet this time, the Italian designer approached it from a different perspective.

From the very first look, worn by actress Sandra Hüller, to the last, the show paid homage to the apron and its many roles across professions — carpenter, chef, gardener — reinterpreted in a variety of materials and silhouettes: refined, structured, but always functional.

As expected, the collection played with tension between the utilitarian and the sensual, the practical and the feminine. Workwear pieces met exposed skin, sheer fabrics, and delicate details in a visual choreography where structure and seduction sought balance — and, at times, dominance.

Another key point in this season’s Miu Miu presentation was the exploration of the gamine aesthetic as a way to question traditional feminine codes. Childlike dresses were reimagined for adulthood, occupying a space where they feel transgressive and slightly discordant. Once again, labor and schoolyard innocence collided to challenge our understanding of what clothing represents.

Undoubtedly, in tune with today’s political and cultural currents, Miuccia aimed to turn her collection into a statement about the role of women — and how, even in 2025, there remain questions that demand reflection: about femininity, everyday labor, and the place of fashion in shaping our perception of society.