Pop Art inspired geometric prints, powerful colours and beautiful embroidery stormed down the runway of Prada F/W 2012. The clashes of mustard, umber, indigo and blue worked in perfect harmony. These colours complimented the quirky, geometric motifs that were emblazoned over many pieces in the collection. It wants to scream retro, but somehow Miuccia Prada has created a euphony out of bold clashes, that sings quality and chicness.
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