Miu Miu will open its “Miu Miu Manifeste” pop-up stores at Isetan Shinjuku and JR Nagoya Takashimaya, presenting key pieces from the Spring/Summer 2026 collection alongside new and iconic accessories. The pop-up brings together runway highlights and selected new arrivals, offering a space that expresses the house’s core codes—refined elegance, playful rebellion, and freedom of self-expression.

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A wardrobe where feminine and masculine codes intersect
“Miu Miu Manifeste” presents a wardrobe defined by the interplay between feminine details and masculine tailoring. Clean, classic color palettes are punctuated by vibrant accents, creating silhouettes that evoke a modern uniform.

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Cashmere knitwear, chino pieces, and supple nappa leather garments reflect a balance between elegance and attitude. Each item embodies the multifaceted identity that defines Miu Miu’s contemporary aesthetic.


Introducing the new Vivant bag and reimagined icons
The pop-up introduces the new Vivant bag, featuring a soft bowling-bag silhouette with nostalgic undertones. Its design combines practicality with understated sophistication, offering a fresh addition to the house’s accessories universe.

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Alongside the Vivant, iconic styles such as the Wander, Arcadie, Beau, and Ivy bags are presented, as well as the Ribbon bag—reinterpreted from early-2000s archives. Crafted in chrome-tanned aniline calfskin, these pieces reveal depth, luminosity, and tactile richness.


Footwear and customization as personal expression
Footwear highlights include penny loafers in a new butter colorway, as well as revived sabot shoes and boots originally introduced in the Spring/Summer 2006 collection.

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The Miu Miu Custom Studio offers exclusive charms and accessories, including alphabet cubes and logo elements. Visitors can personalize sneakers and accessories, creating unique pieces that reflect their individual identity.


A spatial manifesto of Miu Miu’s identity
More than a retail environment, the “Miu Miu Manifeste” pop-up functions as a spatial expression of the house’s philosophy. Here, past and present, structure and playfulness, elegance and rebellion coexist. Each object contributes to a broader narrative—one that reflects Miu Miu’s ongoing exploration of individuality and contemporary femininity.

The title “Manifeste” itself suggests a declaration: an affirmation of identity expressed through clothing, accessories, and experience.





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