Charli D’Amelio turned Milan Fashion Week into her runway as she stepped out in a bold Prada micro-shorts look that’s perfectly balanced, playful, and polished. The TikTok star and front-row favorite posed inside a fancy Milan interior room, complete with chandeliers, marble floors, and gilded mirrors. It was a striking contrast to her modern, leg-baring ensemble.
Charli D’Amelio stuns in Prada micro shorts and jacket for Milan Fashion Week
Charli styled a pair of pale floral Prada micro shorts with a fitted black crew neck top, creating a clean, minimal base. Over it, she layered an oversized slate-gray Prada jacket that added structure and a relaxed, borrowed-from-the-boys feel. The proportions did all the talking. The tiny shorts paired with a roomy jacket gave the outfit an effortless high-fashion edge that Milan is known for.
She elevated the look literally with cream Prada pointed toe slingback heels finished with delicate bow details. The soft ivory tone of the heels subtly matched the light base of her micro shorts, tying the look together and creating a cohesive palette. The feminine footwear softened the jacket’s sharp tailoring and added a classic touch to the youthful silhouette.
D’Amelio’s accessories stayed chic and minimal. In some shots, she carried a metallic silver Prada drawstring pouch, which added a subtle sheen to the muted palette. The slouchy mini bag complemented the cool-toned outfit without overpowering it. She wore simple silver earrings and had a black manicure.
For glam, Charli kept things soft and fresh. She wore her dark hair pulled back into a low, slightly undone updo, with face-framing strands. Her makeup featured glowing skin, softly defined brows, and a natural lip, letting the outfit remain the focal point.
The overall look captured Prada’s signature mix of polish and risk. With micro shorts, sharp heels, and a relaxed jacket leading the way, Charli D’Amelio once again proved she knows how to turn heads during fashion week.
Originally reported by Viha Shah on The Fashion Spot.
