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The Gen Z Devil Wears Prada
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Back in fashion.
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The 2006 film The Devil Wears Prada featured more than $1 million of clothing, most of it borrowed and much of it crafted by the Italian fashion house that featured in the title. In recent years, though, Prada SpA has been eclipsed by Kering SA’s Gucci. But Prada is roaring back into fashion. “The Italian luxury group seems to finally be turning its fortunes around, thanks in part to its popularity with Gen Z,” write Andrea Felsted and Rachel Sanderson.
