This month, Miss Ohlala explores fashion’s ever-expanding universe – from lunar missions and creative reinventions to retail landmarks and pitch-side colour psychology. Headlines that prove style is not confined to the runway.
The astronauts wear Prada. The Italian luxury brand has collaborated with Axiom Space to create garments to be worn in NASA’s anticipated Artemis 4 moon landing in 2028. The latest release is an innerlayer apparel that follows the unveiling of a spacesuit in 2024. Prada is stretching into the space industry, who would have thought it?
Moschino has new hires: Loris Messina and Simone Rizzo, founders of Milan-based Sunnei, are the brand’s new co-creative directors. The goal is to infuse the brand with Milanese punk spirit and humour. Their debut collection will be showcased during Milan Fashion Week in September. Looking forward to seeing what they will come up with.
On the opposite side of online shopping, Hermès has unveiled its new boutique in London’s Bond Street – the brand’s sixth maison worldwide. But this is not just another store; it’s a statement. Made up of six buildings comprising nearly 2,000sq/m and featuring more than 500 specially selected artworks celebrating Hermès’ memorable journey in the UK.
Did you notice that most boots in the World Cup 2026 are pink? The reason behind this is a trend forecast (marketing stuff), but also simply because green and pink sit opposite each other on the colour wheel, making fluorescent pink boots stand out effortlessly against natural turf, ensuring maximum visibility. We like to think it was chosen in support of women. What are your thoughts?