Prada storefront, Beverly Hills. L.A.

It's very difficult to explain what this Prada window display was like, but basically, it consisted of large holes in the floor through which mannequins could be seen on a lower level.
The glass covering the holes is decorated with James Jean's drawings that were used in the previous campaign for the handbags.

In the background, you can see several mannequins wearing colorful pants. The truth is, it was original, beautiful, but I didn't leave with a clear idea of whether I liked it or not. What about you?

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