Harris Dickinson is the star of Prada’s spring 2025 menswear campaign. The “Babygirl” actor models pieces from the Italian luxury fashion house in a series of new images for the campaign, lensed by photographer Steven Meisel.
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In the campaign, Dickinson marries archetypical and classic menswear pieces for luxury looks courtesy of the menswear collection, which had its runway debut during Milan Fashion Week in June 2024. The campaign highlights the multifaceted performer.
Dickinson has a strong relationship with the Italian luxury fashion house. The actor is a Prada ambassador and previously appeared in the star-studded spring 2024 campaign alongside such talents as Troye Sivan and Kelvin Harrison Jr. The campaign of portraits was lensed by Willy Vanderperre.
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The actor also wore Prada for several red carpet events during the promotional tour of the film “Babygirl,” in which he stars alongside venerated Oscar-winning actress Nicole Kidman. Dickinson wore a suit from Prada’s fall 2024 collection to the film’s premiere during the Venice Film Festival in September 2024.
“We wanted to do something that would express youthful optimism,” Miuccia Prada said of Prada’s spring 2025 menswear collection. Prada worked in tandem with her co-creative director Raf Simons on the collection.
“Sometimes when you get older, you start to overthink a lot, and you limit yourself,” Simons said. “How fresh the mind of youth. When you’re young, you just go — and we like that spirit.”
The collection featured “terrific leather macs, utility jackets and wool sweaters [that] all came in shrunken proportions, some outerwear bearing the abbreviated, bracelet-length sleeves that have been the oddball trend of Milan,” Miles Socha wrote in WWD’s review of Prada’s spring 2025 menswear collection.
“The sweaters were killer, mostly crewnecks or high V-necks bearing trompe-l’œil polo collars in arresting color combinations. They were stealthily branded, the Prada triangle represented as a ghostly void at the top of the spine.”