2 FINAL EDITORIAL

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A Nicki Minaj and Fendi collaboration was
never going to be a low key affair. Nicki is, after
all, not known for being a shrinking violet
(although she might wear a violet wig on
occasion). In fact, just take a look at her past
looks and you’ll see that low key isn’t even in
Nicki's vocabulary. The collection is based on
neon tones and chrome like the \ rapper singer
likes. The collection is inspired by rapper style
street style . So finally, after teasing a team-up
back in July, Nicki and Fendi dropped their long
awaited Fendi Prints On x Nicki Minaj on 16
October, and it's predictably a Big Deal.
Referencing the rapper’s banger “Chun-Li” — on
which Nicki brags about “Bentley tints on /
Fendi prints on" — the collection is the latest in
Fendi’s FF Series, a number of capsule
collections that puts the fashion house’s iconic
FF logo front and centre. ly). Meanwhile, higher
end pieces blend high-octane glamour with
kaleidoscopic futurism, including cropped
reflective jackets, a hot pink shearling bomber
festooned with Double-F prints, and a very
Minaj-esque body-hugging viscose dress.
Speaking to Elle about the collection, Nicki said:
"I want to make clothes that make girls with my
body look sexy. What I want [to tell] girls is not
necessarily, ‘Go and gain weight and have a big
booty,’ but ‘If you do have curves, be proud of
it, flaunt it—love the skin you’re in." Who can
complain about that, eh? (Minaj 2019) The
Fendi Prints On x Nicki Minaj is available now
from the Fendi website and in selected stores.

Neon a color hated and loved by many. This color is the result of the
chemical formula Neon Gas . The neon color came to stay, and came
up with new designs this year. A strong color with personality what
stands for women with attitude. Fluorescent tones have already hit
the fashion scene last year, reaching micro-trend status largely
thanks to the Kardashians but those of us who thought that the inyour-face
look was nothing more than a passing Instagram trend are
about to be proven wrong. The ow\19\20 catwalks in New York,
London, Milan and Paris confidently defended lime green, blinding
yellow, extra hot pink and orange flame.

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The Prada runway is always one of
the most awaited international
seasons. It is he who makes eager
fashionistas stop whatever they are
doing to see what Miuccia Prada
has prepared for the upcoming
season - and pointing out possible
next steps for the entire industry,
as well as arousing the desire for
pieces we could hardly imagine
liking (remember the sandals).
crystal?) and the neon and the
shoes with flames on the hell .
Miuccia Prada's latest collection
has set off a worldwide neon tone
fever. Giving a lesson on how to
rescue icons from his past with a
completely new contemporary
look, Miuccia celebrated nylon and
revived Linea Rossa, brought back
her flame-blended banana plus
classic lipstick print, and made
make everyone want their Flame
sandals again, now in a fluent
version. In a manifesto for the
woman's right to come and go in
the night without any danger,
Miuccia has proven that she
knows, like no one else, the trends
that mark fashion history. This
trend was bold and unusual and
out of common