Prada Prada Re-Nylon lace-trimmed minidress

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Prada Re-Nylon lace-trimmed minidress

Name: Prada Re-Nylon lace-trimmed minidress
Brand: Prada
SKU: P01190256-2
Price: 2350.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Prada Re-Nylon lace-trimmed minidress reads as a study in noir refinement. Nero keeps the line taut and versatile, while the 100% polyamide (recycled) delivers a crisp, lightweight hand that moves with you. A 100% resin coating lends a subtle, lacquered gleam that catches the light as you walk, elevating the minidress beyond basics. The lace trim threads a whisper of femininity through the clean silhouette, a signature Prada balance of polish and romance. Made in Italy, it feels luxurious and ready for the moment.

On the body, the minidress skims with quiet ease, its silhouette staying clean and elegant. The lace trim adds texture without bulk, while the recycled polyamide moves with you rather than fighting gravity. The resin-coated surface catches the light, giving a controlled shine from desk to dinner. It's easily layered—under a sharp blazer for day edits or with strappy heels for night—thanks to its compact, travel-friendly feel. Care is straightforward: machine wash at 30 degrees. The trim includes non-textile parts of animal origin.

Part of Prada's Re-Nylon family, this lace-trimmed minidress embodies modern luxury with sustainable polish; noir sheen and precise trim keep Prada's codes current.

Materials / Fabrication

100% polyamide (recycled)
Coating: 100% resin
Details: 100% polyamide
Contains non-textile parts of animal origin
Made in Italy
Designer color name: Nero

Recommended Care

Machine wash at 30°C on a gentle cycle with mild detergent.
Avoid bleach or fabric softeners that can affect coatings or recycled fibers.
Do not tumble dry; lay flat or hang to dry away from direct heat.
Do not iron directly on resin-coated areas; if needed, iron on low heat with a protective cloth or use a steamer from a distance.
Store away from direct sunlight to prevent color fading of the Nero dye.

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