34 Reasons Why We Want to Live in Prada's Whimsical World

Supermodel Natasha Poly opened the show in a chic black dress layered over a gray turtleneck, which was followed by some double-breasted coats piped in metallic leather or dark fur.

When the black coat lined with thick strips of bright red and yellow fur came down the runway, it was a refreshing shock — and a bit of foreshadowing that the rest of the collection would be bright, too.

In fact, the rest of the collection was filled with bold color and patterns that seemed, in a way, more optimistic than the house's recent collections.

If you're a fan of colorblock, we have a feeling you'll fall for the Spring 2014 lineup.

Fur for Spring? That is groundbreaking.

Prada took inspiration from pop artists for its sporty Spring collection, which featured pictures of women on some garments.

For evening, off-the-shoulder dresses were layered to perfection unexpectedly over wool cardigans. The result epitomized laid-back elegance.

The brilliance of this collection was the obvious dichotomies on display. Think oil-slicked locks paired with the most opulent of furs.

Three of the collection's signatures were on display in this look: silk, origami folds, and a bold Warhol-inspired poppy print.

For Spring, Miuccia looked east for inspiration. The prints, shapes, and accessories (most notably the leather judo socks!) brought Asian flair to the runway.

Bold printed pantsuits took over the Fall '12 runway in an array of vibrant hues.

Bejeweled sleeveless coats over pants created a chic silhouette.

A car-themed leather pencil was a standout piece in the '50s-inspired collection.

Prada's Spring '12 show featured bandeau tops paired with jackets and high-waisted skirts.

Bold textures and prints added to the whimsical, dramatic effect of the Fall '11 line.

For Fall 2011, Prada mixed childlike whimsy with adult glamour — like gorgeous paillettes, adorning jackets and skirts.

A stark white shift made a perfect contrast against the line's high-impact accessories.

Prada's Spring '11 collection showcased a memorable splash of color and stripes.

Dresses, like this, injected that ladylike sense into the collection.

Fall 2010 showcased a retro-infused collection with modern edge in the form of a patent pencil.

Thigh-high boots completed Fall '09 looks.

Fall '09 showcased a moody palette and heavy textural embellishments.

This bustier-topped dress continued the call to feminine dressing throughout the Spring '09 collection.

For Spring '09, Prada offered feminine cuts and body-baring silhouettes.

Separates tempered some of the bolder looks, but texture remained a constant — even on this simply stated sweater and pencil skirt.

Fall '07 fused an edgier aesthetic with fringed statement coats, focusing on more dramatic cuts and textures.

For swimwear, Spring '07 brought retro-inspired details and stripes.

Spring '07 showcased a mix of rich colors and sophisticated cuts.

Spring '06 brought ladylike dressing and a softer palette.

Gold details and shimmer made their way onto the looser silhouettes.

Prada delivered feminine shifts for Spring '05.

Minimalist separates made their way down the Spring '03 runways.

Prada's Spring '03 showcased monochromatic swimwear in understated silhouettes.