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The Bra-and-Skirt Rule Just Went From Runway to Required

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Miuccia Prada set the terms for spring 2027, and Fashion Month took the note: a slew of designers landed, independently, on the same two pieces. A bra on top, a skirt below, nothing added to soften the line. When that many houses agree without comparing notes, it stops being a look and starts being a uniform. New York's closets should brace accordingly.

With reporting from Fashionista.

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