Make no mistake that Emma Corrin is a firm fave is Miuccia Prada. Ever since the iconic Italian designer fixed her gaze upon the British actor, they’ve been fast-tracked as the face of Mrs. Prada’s namesake fashion label Miu Miu (on umpteen occasions) and even closed Miu Miu’s Fall 2023 runway showcase during Paris Fashion Week as per Miuccia’s request. To absolutely no one’s amazement, Corrin now makes an appearance in the brand’s Holiday 2023 advertising campaign. Throughout the series of images lensed by Zoë Ghertner and styled by Lotta Volkova, the actor perhaps best known for her tole as Princess Diana in Netflix’s The Crown totes the brand’s signature Aradie and Wander handbags, posing in a room lined with antique furniture and plush carpets.
A sense of intimacy, elegance and charm. Cultivated dress codes redrawn for the here and now. An expression of beauty reconsidered for the many facets of life today. Starring actor Emma Corrin, Miu Miu Holiday occupies a home, a private space, open to infinite possibilities and interpretation.
The mood is refined: an eased opulence and languor prevails in a filmic environment familiar to the person who inhabits it, who is cultured and confident – comfortable in their own skin. Backdropped by soft carpet and framed by precious antiques belonging to a distant place and time, the wardrobe is similarly layered – meaningful. Fluid black cady, shearling, tactile tweeds, sparkling organza embellished with crystal evoke archetypically sophisticated dress codes, their significance renewed.
Glossed leathers, soft cashmere and jersey afford freedom of movement and effortless allure. Prototypical garments are remixed. Incarnations of glamour and elegance past enrich and inform, always with the present and future in mind. Miu Miu collaborated with Marshall to create a joint line of their iconic products and with Polaroid for cameras complete with branded web camera straps.
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