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Hypebae reports that Miu Miu used its Paris Fashion Week showcase to unveil two collaborations at once: a fifth-year continuation with New Balance featuring a reconstructed RC150 racing sneaker in lightweight technical mesh, plus a new partnership with Wrangler for SS27. The New Balance offering appeared in multiple contrasting colorways, pushing the Italian house further into the terrain where luxury construction meets athletic function. The Wrangler collaboration, meanwhile, extends Miu Miu's habit of reaching toward American workwear and subcultural wardrobe staples.
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