Prada has unveiled a new spacesuit design intended for NASA astronauts participating in the Artemis Moon missions. Multiple outlets describe the suit as a next-generation “LCVG” (low-cost vehicle/crew garment) suit associated with upcoming Artemis activity, with emphasis on its role in preparing astronauts for work on the lunar surface. NDTV links the unveiling to NASA’s anticipated Artemis 4 mission and says the suit is expected to be used for a Moon landing projected for 2028. The Independent similarly reports that Prada’s new spacesuit is meant for astronauts on a NASA Moon mission under the Artemis programme, characterizing it as part of the company’s expanding efforts in space-focused fashion and technology. Both accounts frame the announcement as a continuation of Prada’s earlier entry into space-themed apparel, following its prior high-profile spacesuit unveiling in 2024. The reports present the suit primarily as a product announcement tied to Artemis planning timelines rather than as a confirmed final hardware delivery or performance result. No additional technical specifications beyond the product naming and mission association are provided in the cited coverage.