Exp.3 - Mash Up

On the global stage produce a series of overblown logo clothes and designer statements. She started out with a fairly simple, local thing, what would become a global franchise in cities like New York, Los Angeles and Tokyo. Around the world.

“Obama’s policy on immigration is likey to be much more important than any feelgood factor coming from the election,” she struck notes of just the right street trend. her style is marked by a reflexive urge to defy the status quo.

There have been missteps but, Tougher US visa restrictions that came in after the September 11 attacks have recently been lifted. Sometimes she fails. Yet her work always transmits the unsentimental feeling of a business: it has its ups and downs, But adaptability, more than anything else, is her gift

With a global perspective, no designer is as diffident as Miuccia Prada about her metier. She went multi-platform. Barrack Obama’s historic election will inevitably be a shift in perception.

"Miuccia Prada"

http://topics.nytimes.com/topics/reference/timestopics/people/p/miuccia_prada/index.html

"Obama win could hit recruitment of foreign students"

http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/2008/nov/05/internationalstudents-students

"Madonna"

http://topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/people/m/madonna/index.html