Miu Miu debuted its spring 2026 collection on Monday amid Paris Fashion Week, and creative director Miuccia Prada‘s latest vision includes a range of footwear with utilitarian flair — fittingly aligning with her apron-heavy clothing assortment.
In one utilitarian style, a gladiator-like sandal could be seen with a minimalist square U-shape and hefty toe straps.
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One detail found in various shoes was a metal ring that lent an edgy element to various silhouettes, from the aforementioned sandal to a heeled sandal, which embodied dainty minimalism with an asymmetrical strap. The ring detail also added flair to a more maximalist sandal with chunky orb embellishments along the straps.
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Several models also came down the runway in leather calf-height boots with a slouchy shaft. The well-worn leather look could be seen on clogs, too, which also featured metallic detailing along the strap.
Clothing wise, the collection prominently featured aprons and workwear. Miles Socha reviewed the show for WWD, writing, “The show opened with sturdy worker jackets, coats and pants in industrial drill, dabbed here and there with leather, cycled through housekeeper aprons in retro florals, and interspersed the double-knit shirts and skirts of diner waitresses.”
Socha added, “Gradually, the aprons and smocks became fancier, accruing metal studs, ruffled edges or dazzling crystal embroideries. Some aprons came styled over bikinis; others over navy wool sweaters.”
The designer offered insight into the collection following the show.
“In fashion, we always talk about glamour and rich people, but we have to recognize also that life is very different,” she said. “For me, the apron [encapsulates] the real difficult life of women in history, from factories to home.”
This presentation followed the Prada spring 2026 show which was showcased in Milan in late September.
Below, find additional footwear looks from the Miu Miu spring 2026 show including crisscrossing sandals, sleek dress shoes, slim sneakers with double laces and more designs.