With Prada celebrating it’s “Cahier” range of handbags (as seen in Voir Issue 22), the Italian luxury house have collaborated with the talented director Ryan Hope, to explore the relationship between the moving image and brand apparel.

This three part ‘short’ series, entitled “The Delivery Man” showcases a variety of stories all imbued with the same themes of family, home and love.

The films feature a nameless protagonist who is tasked with the delivery of Prada’s very own leather crossbody bag.

Starring J.K. Simmons, Prada guides the viewer through a range of visual styles, using overt cinematographic techniques yet subtle filmic references.

Each of parts 1,2 & 3 captures a different style – let us know if you identify the inspiration?

#1 Midnight Request

#2 Woman’s Best Friend

#3 Priorities of Love

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Through her incredible tailoring and styling, the collection reinforced a militant uniform to countermand the forces that threaten to roll back women’s rights. Coats, jackets and cropped pants were screen-printed with the work of women cartoonists and manga artists (in a pop art manner) and was a way for the designer to put her stamp on a blank canvas.

There is an energy of 1980s street and club style with big overcoats with pushed-up sleeves, plastic raincoats, reworks of animal prints, kitten heels, printed knee-length socks and cat-eye shades. It communicates to Generation Y and Generation Z in that is reinforces the ethos that ‘daring to be different’ is the new code to solidarity.

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