Long cotton cardigan with appliqués.

Thanks to the excellent quality of its products, Prada quickly gained international prestige and in 1919 became an official supplier to the Italian Royal House. This recognition allowed the brand to use the Savoy coat of arms and the royal knot in its logo, elements that remain part of the maison's identity today.

A fundamental turning point came in the late seventies when Miuccia Prada, the founder's granddaughter, took over the company. With an innovative and unconventional vision, she transformed Prada into one of the most influential brands of contemporary luxury. In 1979, she introduced a line of accessories in industrial black nylon, an unusual material for the luxury sector that quickly became a brand symbol.

In the eighties and nineties, Prada consolidated its international success thanks to collections characterized by a minimalist, sophisticated, and intellectual aesthetic. Its creations stood out for the ability to reinterpret the concept of luxury through essential lines, innovative materials, and refined details. In 1993, Miu Miu was also born, a brand created by Miuccia Prada to express a younger and more experimental vision of fashion.

Today, Prada is one of the leading protagonists of global luxury. Under the guidance of Miuccia Prada and Patrizio Bertelli, the maison continues to distinguish itself through its ability to combine artisanal tradition, innovation, and cultural research, maintaining a central role in the evolution of contemporary fashion.