Featuring the “Flaming” sandals that have made our hearts leap, the latest Prada campaign shows them in all their fiery beauty. Enjoy!

Nicki Minaj on the cover of Wonderland magazine’s February/March issue. Fashion by Prada, with photography Matt Irwin. The cover is part of the marketing lead up to Minaj’s next album, Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded, available April 3rd.

More Prada luv, hardly a new perspective in the fashion world as it relates to the brand’s Spring 2012 offerings. This time it’s a “Black Lip” shoulder bag, via Neiman’s priced at $1670.

Combining artistry with graphic appeal, fashion editors’ love affair with Prada’s vintage-auto-inspired shoe continues, from major blog attention when the shoes first appeared on Spring 2012 runways to grabbing full-page spreads in U.S. Elle’s (above) and Vogue’s January issues.

See Vogue’s take on the next page.

Wonderland magazines puts controversial new pop-star Lana Del Ray on its November/December cover. Shot by AJ Numan, she’s wearing jewels by Prada. Not yet aware of Del Ray much less the controversy? It boils down to her lips being fake or not (I’m gonna go to hell for writing this but I actually think they are paid for), which is shallow, yes, but more reflects on the “Manchurian” nature of her rise to fame. Indeed, even the young and hip enjoy a juicy conspiracy or two. You want more, check out Hipsterrunoff for the complete rant.

If you just want to judge for yourself, check out a recent video for “Video Games” on the next page.

Enjoy a look at Prada’s Resort 2012 accessories featuring lots of shine and stunning floral jewellery.

Because there is nothing like seeing the clothes in action, enjoy the look at Prada’s Spring 2012 runway show.

Here’s a better look at Prada’s”Flaming” sandals it just showed on its Spring 2012 runway for Italian Fashion Week.

In the ultimate nod to Americana, Miuccia Prada offers up a Spring 2012 collection that pays tribute to the U.S. big car culture of the ’50s, often considered to be a period that represented the nation at the height of its powers. Prada unlike many other designers, however, manages to pay homage to the period without becoming overly prissy and staid, which she pulls off by infusing designs with her signature touch of sex-kitten mischieviousness, highlighted in this collection by satin car coats and vintage cut bathing suits with sparkle detail. And oh the sandals (above) with the flames shooting out of them!! ….editors are liking to be buzzing about then for days and days to come.

See more on the next page.

With the help of Steve Meisel, Prada shows off its leading looks for Autumn 2011. What’s great about this video presentation is the fashion speaks for itself. No need for tricky camera angles or sultry models throwing their hair around, just grogeous, mouth-watering designs more than capable of handling the lead.