Fendi Resort 2027
Maria Grazia Chiuri's first cruise collection for Fendi features a shared wardrobe concept for both male and female models. The collection emphasizes functional garments with a modernist aesthetic, showcasing a restrained color palette. Chiuri aims to create a wardrobe that evolves over time, allowing clients to build their own Fendi collection by integrating pieces from different seasons.
- ▪Chiuri's collection includes weathered denim Western shirts and fringe-sliced leather skirts.
- ▪The designer emphasizes a shared wardrobe as a realistic approach to fashion.
- ▪Fendi's trademark mastery of fur is evident in various pieces throughout the collection.
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| Original publisher | Vogue |
| Canonical URL | https://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/resort-2027/fendi |
| Publication time | Wed, 27 May 2026 05:04:46 +0000 |
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From weathered denim Western shirts to fringe-sliced leather belted skirts, via contrast-undercollar camel coats and politely punkish checked pants, many pieces in Maria Grazia Chiuri’s first cruise collection as Fendi’s creative captain were delivered as duets. These were usually placed on female and male models within the same lookbook frame, often positioned in complementary opposition, inviting reflection on wearer and watcher, subject and object.Chiuri said from the outset last season that this shared wardrobe would be a cornerstone of her renovation of Fendi. As the regular victim of her husband’s raids on her own closet, and the borrower of many items from his, she considers a mutually worn wardrobe more realistic than radical.
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