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Prada SS27 was an ode to the skirt – here's where to shop on the high street

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Dave, H. (2026, September 24). Prada SS27 was an ode to the skirt – here's where to shop on the high street. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/shopping/esbest/fashion/prada-ss27-skirt-highstreet-b1298147.html

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Evening Standard · collected 2026-09-24 · by Hansveni Dave

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Prada's Spring/Summer 2027 fashion show featured an exclusive lineup of 63 skirts, with no trousers in sight. Opening with a song by Malcolm McLaren, the collection showcased various styles including futuristic cigarette skirts, leather, see-through organza, and sparkling embellished designs in vivid colors like yellow, green, and pink. The article then highlights similar high street fashion options that emulate Prada's style, such as skirts from COS, M&S, Arket, Mango, and Zara.
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Story summary

Milan Fashion Week kicked off on September 22, 2026, and ran through September 28, featuring top designers like Prada, Fendi, Gucci, Dolce & Gabbana, and Bottega Veneta showcasing their spring 2027 collections. Miuccia Prada's show focused exclusively on skirts for its 63 looks without any dresses or trousers, highlighting her preference for the versatility of skirts to express contrast in style. The collection debuted with a futuristic cigarette skirt paired with a lace bra and included various styles from leather to see-through organza, sparking high street fashion trends.

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Topics

Arket COS M&S Prada Silk Organza Skirt

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Prada ORG · 5× Arket ORG · 2× COS ORG · 2× M&S ORG · 2× Mango ORG · 2× Zara PERSON · 2× Madam Butterfly PERSON · 1× Malcolm McLaren PERSON · 1× Miuccia Prada PERSON · 1× Standard ORG · 1×

Narrative

The show opened with a song by Malcolm McLaren, Madam Butterfly, and then out came the first look: a futuristic-looking cigarette skirt paired with a lace bra.
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Prada SS27 was an ode to the skirt – here's where to shop on the high street · assertive framing

Claims (19 extracted, 1 hedged)

The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. asserted
journalism → support → readers
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. uncertain
we → purchase → commission
And their emphasis on that one specific classic hyperfeminine trope has everyone talking. asserted
everyone → have → trope
There was not a trouser in sight as the show gave us a selection of 63 skirts. asserted
show → be → skirts
The show opened with a song by Malcolm McLaren, Madam Butterfly, and then out came the first look: a futuristic-looking cigarette skirt paired with a lace bra. asserted
look → open → bra
After that, we were shown an array of styles from leather to see-through organza to sparkling embellished skirts. asserted
we → show → skirts
Miuccia Prada even took her bow in a skirt. asserted
Prada → take → skirt
The colour palette for the SS27 collection favoured vivid colours of yellow, green and pink but counterpaired them with classic greys and blacks. asserted
palette → favour → greys
While the attention is currently all on Prada, there were many standout skirts in collections at London Fashion Week. asserted
attention → be → Week
Burberry, Labrum and Mulberry all had midi skirts featured throughout their shows. asserted
skirts → have → shows
As we greet Autumn, adding midi skirts into the wardrobe feels natural. asserted
adding → greet → wardrobe
We found the five best skirts on the high street that emulate the Prada look we are all obsessed with. asserted
we → find → look
This COS embodied skirt with intricate floral artwork and rows of fringing is the perfect midi skirt for those who want drama through movement. asserted
who → embody → movement
Pair it with a colourful short-sleeve knit to make the look feel like it came off the Prada runway. asserted
it → pair → runway
If you’re as obsessed with the floral prints the Prada runway gifted us, this M&S satin slip skirt will be high up on your wishlist. asserted
skirt → obsess → wishlist
The playful print feels fun and feminine and is a great addition to the Autumn wardrobe. asserted
print → feel → wardrobe
Organza was a big part of the collection, delivering elevated approaches to midi skirts. asserted
Organza → deliver → skirts
The Mango faux leather straight skirt would elevate any look. asserted
skirt → elevate → look
The skirt is made for your next dinner out; this Zara midi skirt gives any outfit light and energy while still feeling easily wearable. asserted
skirt → make → light
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