The collection turns its attention to the everyday, drawing from workwear and functional dressing to shape a wardrobe through which individuality can emerge. In ready-to-wear, familiar Miu Miu staples are refreshed for the start of the year.

Cotton canvas logo pieces, including zip-front jackets, shorts, trousers, and puffed micro-mini skirts, sit low on the hips in shades of khaki and blush. Apron dresses in pale tones are layered over striped rugby and polo shirts, or styled beneath waxed jackets in deep military green, alongside shrunken knitwear and cotton poplin shirting in solid colors and red that play with proportion.

Photography by Julie Greve

Footwear plays a central role, led by the debut of the Plume, a lightweight sneaker presented in a full leather upper in tan. Alongside it, the Tyre sneaker offers a sturdier alternative, defined by an exaggerated natural rubber sole paired with crisp white technical fabric and suede. The Custom Studio project further reinforces this focus on personal expression. Designed as a customization platform, it allows wearers to personalize their sneakers with an assortment of charms, from stylized flowers to pom poms and tassels.

Beyond footwear, accessories further explore the idea of objects designed to enhance daily life. The Arcadie bag returns, joined by the Beau Bowling, a new addition to the house’s repertoire, as well as classic backpacks rendered in a palette of greys and browns.

Photography by Julie Greve