FENDI
The House of FENDI was established by Adele and Edoardo Fendi in Rome in 1925. Shortly after, the first FENDI boutique opened its doors, establishing a leather goods and fur workshop. Quickly gaining international acclaim, FENDI emerged as a brand renowned for its elegance, craftsmanship, innovation and style. The collaboration with the late Karl Lagerfeld began back in 1965 and lasted 54 years, while Silvia Venturini Fendi seconded him in the Artistic Direction starting in 1992. In 1994, she heads the Leather Goods Accessories department, and later the Menswear line. Today, the Maison is synonym with quality, tradition, experimentation and creativity under the new vision of Maria Grazia Chiuri for Women & Men, and Delfina Delettrez Fendi as Artistic Director of the Jewelry department.
Discover some iconic styles of Fendi
Unveiled on the runway, Fendi Five Sisters celebrates the Maison’s heritage with an elegant slim acetate pilot shape, featuring five metal bars adorning the temples as a tribute to the five visionary Fendi sisters, each bar seamlessly aligned with a letter of the FENDI logo.
Fendi Screen channels the bold, sculptural vision of Fendi through an oversized squared shield mask shape, enhanced by distinctive Cuneo metal pins on the front and temples, as a tribute to the Maison’s Roman roots and its enduring connection to the Eternal City.
Through this optical frame, Fendi Soul offers a refined interpretation of Fendi’s DNA, combining a geometric oversized shape, lightweight acetate construction and five squared studs as a subtle tribute to the five Fendi sisters.
Celine
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