>> Don't be surprised if you see more Prada on the red carpet soon. In the cover story of the March 2010 issue of WSJ., Miuccia Prada reveals that her husband Patrizio Bertelli, who also happens to be the chief executive of Prada, has been pushing her to pay more attention to marketing through celebrities. “He says that we are snobs and that we don’t understand pop culture,” Prada says of herself and her design team. "He and I have a little rule of three. If he says something more than three times, then I need to think about it. Sometimes I don’t want to listen, but I do.”

Bertelli is not known to be someone to contradict, but Prada doesn't shy away: the two are notorious for their arguments. “We work hard. It’s always an intense relationship, and it’s exhausting having to work with him. But I admire and respect him,” Prada told WSJ. “It’s a war in here every minute, and to be part of this company, you have to be trained.”

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From left: Louis Vuitton, Giles Deacon, Prada, Louis Vuitton fall 2010

If Miuccia Prada started things off in Milan with her collection celebrating the curvaceous, full-hipped woman, then Marc Jacobs' And God Created Woman show yesterday for Louis Vuitton cemented the movement—boobs are back.

Both designers used fuller-than-the-average-runway-model women this season (as did Giles Deacon), looking to Victoria's Secret girls like Laetitia Casta and Bar Rafaeli, recent mothers Adriana Lim and Karolina Kurkova, and supermodel Elle Macpherson to fill out skirted sundresses, low-cut scoopnecks, and halter top bustiers.

“Designers are always saying they’re going to do a collection for women, but then every girl on the runway is under twenty,” Marc Jacobs said of his decision to cast a variety of ages and sizes for his fall 2010 Louis Vuitton show. “It’s a bit old-fashioned, I know, but I think it’s nice for a change.”