PRADA | Nagoya Store Reopens After Renovation Gallery
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PRADA | Nagoya Store Reopens After Renovation Gallery

<strong>PRADA</strong> Available in black and pink beige. Prada Nagoya store limited edition patent leather shoulder bag "Yoyo Bag" [W28×H15×D10cm] ¥149,100 (Prada / Prada Japan)
<strong>PRADA</strong> "a Worry" by Tomohiko Shinagawa, Ando Lab, Graduate School of Global Information and Telecommunications Studies, Waseda University. A young woman in her 20s walks through the city looking quite distressed. The root of her unexpected predicament lies in her broken bag. The solution? The latest Yoyo Bag.
<strong>PRADA</strong> "a Worry" by Tomohiko Shinagawa, Ando Lab, Graduate School of Global Information and Telecommunications Studies, Waseda University.
<strong>PRADA</strong> "contrast" by Shun Tachibana, Hair & Makeup Department, Vantan Design Institute Osaka Campus. A woman, her skin painted, surveys a surreal room where paper cutouts of the Yoyo Bag cover the walls and ceiling, attempting to explore the contrast between fiction and reality.
<strong>PRADA</strong> "contrast" by Shun Tachibana, Hair & Makeup Department, Vantan Design Institute Osaka Campus.
<strong>PRADA</strong> "fantastic" by Yuka Nishida, Department of Film, College of Art and Design, Nihon University. An animation with a unique Japanese aesthetic, incorporating sumi-e ink painting. Natural motifs (puppy, red fish, ginkgo tree) are combined with the Yoyo Bag.
<strong>PRADA</strong> "fantastic" by Yuka Nishida, Department of Film, College of Art and Design, Nihon University.
<strong>PRADA</strong> "Gravity" by Kong Paphak, Ando Lab, Graduate School of Global Information and Telecommunications Studies, Waseda University. This work explores the gravity of attraction, the force that draws us to things we love—the feeling of sand beneath bare feet, a boyfriend who is 178cm tall, or a cake made by an older sister.
<strong>PRADA</strong> "Gravity" by Kong Paphak, Ando Lab, Graduate School of Global Information and Telecommunications Studies, Waseda University.
<strong>PRADA</strong> "Handsome Mask" by Shishi Yamazaki and Ruto Miyake, Department of Design, Faculty of Fine Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts. A watercolor animation. Eighty-five masks, representing 85 perspectives on life, dance and sway to an electronic beat as they pass by.
<strong>PRADA</strong> "Handsome Mask" by Shishi Yamazaki and Ruto Miyake, Department of Design, Faculty of Fine Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts.
<strong>PRADA</strong> "Morning Light" by Stephen Purcell, Ando Lab, Graduate School of Global Information and Telecommunications Studies, Waseda University. A modern Cinderella story with a fairytale atmosphere. The ambiguous ending leaves room for the viewer's imagination.
<strong>PRADA</strong> "Morning Light" by Stephen Purcell, Ando Lab, Graduate School of Global Information and Telecommunications Studies, Waseda University.
<strong>PRADA</strong> "NOW" by Edmund Yow, Ando Lab, Graduate School of Global Information and Telecommunications Studies, Waseda University. A narrative piece exploring our relationship with memory, depicting how a young woman must liberate herself from her past.
<strong>PRADA</strong> "NOW" by Edmund Yow, Ando Lab, Graduate School of Global Information and Telecommunications Studies, Waseda University.
<strong>PRADA</strong> "unknown" by Ami Hosaka, Department of Space Design, Faculty of Art and Design, Musashino Art University. A black and white animation depicting the Prada Yoyo Bag as a mysterious object sent from outer space, focusing on its silhouette.
<strong>PRADA</strong> "unknown" by Ami Hosaka, Department of Space Design, Faculty of Art and Design, Musashino Art University.
<strong>PRADA</strong> The Prada Nagoya store, which reopened on September 17th.
<strong>PRADA</strong> The black marble staircase connecting the first and second floors. Light reflects off the bronze mirrors on the atrium walls, creating a striking space.
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PRADA Nagoya Store Reopens: Gallery