Prada, in collaboration with Axiom Space, has revealed a next-generation liquid cooling and ventilation garment (LCVG) designed for NASA's Artemis IV lunar mission, slated for early 2028. This innovative garment will be worn as an inner layer of the spacesuit, marking the first time a luxury fashion brand has been involved in spacesuit development. Axiom Space CEO Dr. Jonathan Cirtain emphasized the importance of cross-industry collaboration, stating that the partnership with Prada exemplifies a new approach to space exploration. The LCVG is engineered to be thermally regulating and comfortable, enabling astronauts to conduct spacewalks lasting up to eight hours while enduring the harsh conditions of the lunar South Pole. It features a sophisticated cooling system that draws heat away from the body and a ventilation system that circulates oxygen. Prada's Chief Marketing Officer Lorenzo Bertelli expressed pride in this achievement, highlighting the unique combination of Axiom's aerospace expertise and Prada's design capabilities. The collaboration aims to push the boundaries of human spaceflight.