Prada Sale

    • 1913: Founded by Mario PradaLifeinItaly: History of Prada
    • Prada originally opened two boutiques in Milan, ItalyLifeinItaly: History of Prada
    • Started by selling handbags, shoes, trunks, and suitcasesLifeinItaly: History of Prada
    • When the signature Prada suitcase, made from heavy walrus skin, was no compatible with air travel, Prada refocused his label on designing leather accessories and waterproof handbagsLifeinItaly: History of Prada
    • 1978: Mario Prada's granddaughter, Miuccia Prada, assumed control of the businessLifeinItaly: History of Prada
    • Muiccia's husband, Patrizio Bertelli, was named the business manager of PradaLifeinItaly: History of Prada
    • Miuccia studied for five years at Teatro Piccolo in MilanLifeinItaly: History of Prada
    • Miuccia had a PhD in political science, not traditional training for the fashion industryLifeinItaly: History of Prada
    • 1970: Introduced black waterproof backpacks created from a nylon fabric called PoconeLifeinItaly: History of Prada
    • 1985: Introduced the Prada handbag, which was a simple, sleek, black nylon bagLifeinItaly: History of Prada
    • 1988: Women's ready-to-wear line launchedNY Mag: Prada Profile
    • 1993: Menswear line introducedNY Mag: Prada Profile
    • 1993: Offshoot line, Miu Miu, was launched to target younger consumersNY Mag: Prada Profile
  • Prada Sale page is a page dedicated to the best online sale links on Prada merchandise. Originally a luggage and leather goods designer, Prada branched out to include apparel and accessories. Celebrities such as Tilda Swinton, Charlize Theron, Debra Messing, Kate Bosworth and Kirsten Dunst are clients of Prada.NY Mag: Prada Profile
  • Quotes

    • "Prada has shown an astonishing ability to create trends: it began with a black bag made of industrial nylon and trimmed in leather-a simple purse that acquired a cult following and, eventually, helped launch a multibillion-dollar conglomerate. Since then, she (Miuccia Prada) has brought out military clothes that set off a trend for utilitarian chic; slingback Sabrina heels that caused one sensation and oversized wedges that caused another; and, in 2000, an updated, deeply coveted thousand-dollar version of a bowling bag. In each case, she managed to convert a private obsession with things like kitsch, uniforms, and wallpaper into an international symbol of cool."—Michael Specter, The New YorkerNY Mag: Prada Profile

  • Collections

    • Men
    • Women
    • Beauty
    • Eyewear
    • Fragrances
    • Home
    • Handbags
    • Shoes

  • Prada S.p.A. Lines

    • Prada
    • Prada Menswear
    • Linea Rossa
    • Miu Miu


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