Ever since the big viral mini-skirt moment of 2022, Miu Miu has been the talk of the fashion crowd. What at first seemed like a moment became a movement, and though 2022 put Miu Miu back on the map, 2023 has most definitely been the year of Miu Miu.
This year brought with it a fresh perspective on some of Miu Miu’s most symbolic House motifs. Miuccia Prada, Miu Miu’s namesake designer, continues to explore what it means to be a Miu Miu girl in the modern age. However, each collection still manages to feel like the Miu Miu of yesteryear, with a modern finish.
This season, the House finishes the year of Miu Miu with a stunning, sparkling campaign starring English actor Emma Corrin. A sense of intimacy, a hint of elegance, and an undeniable charm set the scene, highlighting brand signatures like Miu Miu Matelassé.
The brand occupies a private home for this campaign, allowing viewers to interpret the images in a myriad of ways.
A Refined Elegance
Portraying an air of refined elegance and opulence typically associated with the holiday season. Ready-to-wear offers a glam take of layering, with Miu Miu’s now-iconic innerwear peeking out from underneath crystal mini-skirts and matching cardigans. Tactile velvet is juxtaposed with crystal buttons, and a glossed leather mini-bag in this season’s most eye-catching hue is the perfect compliment.
Fan favorites like the Miu Wander and the Arcadie bag offer a hint of classic Miu Miu, while a caged crystal mini bag offers a hint of novelty. Speaking of novelty, this holiday season also sees a collaboration with Marshall, and these fun, Polaroid cameras with branded web camera straps can be seen alongside the holiday collection.
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Someone please help her off the floor <3
Yes! Could it be any less appealing? It doesn’t motivate me to buy!
Yes, this campaign has zero holiday vibe and 100 percent hangover vibe. Co-sponsored by AA?
just a heads up that Emma Corrin is nonbinary and uses they/them pronouns.
Thank you! We will amend 🙂
It’s giving “Le Petit Prince” with a hint of substance abuse.