
At Prada, Fall/Winter 2026 unfolded through a study of contrast, where sharp tailoring met ease and familiar silhouettes were subtly reworked. The collection played with proportion,
texture, and layering, allowing structure to feel fluid rather than fixed. Throughout the season, K-pop artists and actors brought these looks beyond the runway, reinforcing Prada’s
position at the intersection of fashion, culture, and contemporary influence. Seen during Fall/Winter 2026 Fashion Week, the house presented a vision rooted in intention and
intellect, where understated styling and quiet detail carried the narrative without reliance on excess.
MEOVV’s Gawon at Prada, Fall/Winter 2026

Gawon wore Prada with an instinctive sense of contrast. A relaxed grey knit slipped easily over a bold red cut-out top, revealing just enough to shift the mood without overt drama.
The look was anchored by a sheer lace skirt layered over structured shorts, balancing softness with control. On the feet, pointed slingback heels in muted grey introduced a sharp, refined finish, their slim straps echoing the precision of the styling. A sculptural green handbag added a quiet hit of colour. The overall effect felt composed and assured, sensual without excess, distinctly Prada in its restraint.
Byeon Woo Seok at Prada, Fall/Winter 2026

Byeon Woo Seok embraced Prada’s Fall/Winter 2026 sensibility through a soft, understated approach to menswear. A pale pink cable-knit sweater introduced warmth and texture, layered over a crisp shirt that subtly framed the neckline. The look was grounded with straight-cut black trousers, keeping the silhouette clean and elongated. Styling remained
intentionally minimal, allowing fabric and proportion to take focus. The muted palette softened the formality often associated with Fall/Winter dressing, presenting a quieter, more reflective mood. The overall effect felt effortless and composed, capturing Prada’s ability to balance refinement with ease through subtle shifts in tone and texture.
Aespa’s Karina at Prada, Fall/Winter 2026

Karina presented a composed interpretation of Prada’s Fall/Winter 2026 codes, anchored in silhouette and control. A black structured dress defined the look, its clean lines softened by subtle pleating through the skirt. Pale blue shirt cuffs emerged beneath the bodice, introducing contrast and a quiet play on layering. The styling remained precise, paired with pointed black slingback heels that sharpened the proportions and reinforced the house’s focus on detail. A structured black handbag completed the ensemble, understated yet
deliberate. The overall look felt refined and measured, reflecting Prada’s ability to balance elegance with modern restraint through thoughtful construction and proportion.