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Lewis Kemmenoe Taps Fendi Designs for Inspiration at Design Miami
When fashion and furniture intersect.
Fendi Celebrates Its 100th Anniversary With a Film and a New Classic Bag
Emir Eralp directs the latest campaign for Fendi, featuring the new Peekaboo Soft Small.
10 New Striking Leather Bags for Autumn
Here, we have listed the bags for the 2024 autumn season that offer eye-catching designs, charming accessories, and versatility.
Hennessy Blends Cognac and Couture With Kim Jones
The 250-year-old French cognac brand previously collaborated with visionaries, but this marks Hennessy’s first with a fashion designer.
Inside the Fendi Factory in Tuscany for the Menswear S/S 2024 Show
For the sartorial event that is Pitti Uomo, the Fendi Factory in Bagno a Ripoli was thrust into high profile as Silvia Venturini Fendi was guest designer for Pitti Uomo 104, and the factory, the venue for the latest menswear collection.
Fendi on the Intersection of Fashion and Design
Triclinium, the installation Lukas Gschwandtner created for Design Miami, references the chaises longues upon which ancient Romans would gather and socialize—a fitting connection to Fendi, the fashion house founded in the Eternal City in 1925.
At Design Miami: Fendi Presents Lukas Gschwandtner’s Triclinium
“I like to get lost in historical research,” says the not-yet-30 creator of Triclinium, the installation exhibited at Design Miami by invitation of Fendi that references historical portraits of women reclining on furniture.
The State of Italian Fashion
The world of fashion is not defined by what you see: the turtleneck, the trousers, the trench. Big-name brands are powered by a network of very small yet highly skilled artisans—specializing in yarns, dyeing, embroidery, leather, crochet stitching, filigree, beading, lace—whose expertise and knowledge is rooted in Italy. With the ongoing pandemic, there is a risk of losing some parts of the Made in Italy supply chain.
How Milan Navigated the Spring/Summer 2021 Shows
The Germans came to Milan. So did the Brits. The French too. And of course, the Italians were out with their masks on.
