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Prada 365's new chapter "Real Life Comix" unveiled the veil of the 2018 Spring-Summer Women's Collection and presented a feminine image created by women. It uses the works of female visual artists as a framework to interpret female traits and feminism from a new perspective. Brigid Elva, Joelle Jones, Stellar Leuna, Giuliana Maldini, Natsume Ono, Emma Ríos, Trina Robbins, Fiona Staples, and Tarpé Mills, the author of the first comic heroine, whose works appear in costume design and eye-catching space background. Once again, their work was framed by another woman, Miuccia Prada.

The comics image has a double meaning here: not only highlights the costume design, highlights the style and attitude of the Prada 2018 spring-summer series, but also gives deep meaning to each picture. Just as women's images are interpreted by them, these are not passive images, but are vivid, full of power, powerful, and influential. In the foreground, the movement route of the model is interrupted by the two-dimensional image. Her face, scenes, and movements are fixed here, and are integrated into the three-dimensional world, symbolizing the dialogue between reality and illusion in this era.

Photographed by Willy Vanderperre and viewed in Los Angeles, the story of the comic book runs through the background. It is like a vivid comic book: each scene appears to be independent, yet they echo, cross and relate to each other. Every scene has its own scenery and it is worth exploring. Among them, Prada's model lineup also has its own style, a spokesperson with avatars and vitality; there are masters who control fate; there are live-action hero characters waiting for us to find out.