When talking about filmmakers with a distinguished personal style, the first name that comes to my mind it's probably Wes Anderson. The director's trademark techniques include tracking shots, an obsession with symmetry, stories about dysfunctional families and polished settings, and costume design takes a central role in creating Anderson's original and unique aesthetic. He has worked with many costume designers, from Karen Patch (Rushmore and The Royal Tenenbaums), to Kasia Walicka-Maimone (Moonrise Kingdom), to legendary costume designer Milena Canonero, who won an Academy Award for her work in Anderson's latest movie, The Grand Budapest Hotel. But Anderson's connection with the fashion world doesn't end up here, as he has collaborated with italian fashion house Prada many times, directing short films and spots for them and has also built a theme bar at Fondazione Prada, in Milan.

This season many designers have taken inspiration from Anderson's quirky aesthetic, like Miuccia Prada herself, whose Miu Miu fall collection evokes the nostalgic and childlike vibes of Moonrise Kingdom with bright colors, mini-skirts and retro coats.