Fendi Celebrates 100 Years of Creativity with Fall-Winter Show in Milan

Fashion house Fendi presented its Fall-Winter 2025-2026 collection in Milan, celebrating a century of creativity and craftsmanship. The show featured designs orchestrated by Artistic Director Silvia Venturini Fendi.

Drawing inspiration from personal memories, Venturini Fendi created a collection that bridges the house's historical archives with the future. The show's setting evoked the historic salons of Fendi's original boutique on Via Borgognona in Rome, where the Fendi sisters once worked.

The collection merged playfulness with sobriety and sensuality with Roman rigor. Silhouettes included a high-collar coat worn as a dress and techniques previously reserved for furs applied to shearling. The iconic hourglass shape was revisited in satin skirts and flounced jackets.

The color palette reflected the hues of Rome at dusk, featuring forest green, petrol blue, and sunset shades like terracotta and rose. Fendi's tailoring prowess was evident in bracelet-sleeve blazers and stovepipe flares. The accessory line included updated versions of iconic bags such as the Spy Bag, Peekaboo, and Baguette, alongside new Giano and Lui bag models.

Jewelry designed by Delfina Delettrez Fendi incorporated fur-like textures and shimmering gold. The presentation concluded with an image symbolizing the house's ethos of passing down savoir-faire, as the designer's twin sons opened the doors, marking a new chapter.