Marking a century of excellence, Fendi unveiled its Fall/Winter 2025 collection with a forward-looking approach. Under the creative direction of Silvia Venturini Fendi, the brand honored its heritage while embracing innovation. Instead of relying solely on archival pieces, the collection reinterpreted classic elements through a contemporary lens, blending tradition with a fresh perspective.



“I didn’t want to spend too much time dwelling on the physical archives. For me, Fendi 100 is more about my personal memories—real or imagined—of what Fendi was and what Fendi means today,” said Venturini. This vision translated into a collection that fused nostalgia with a hopeful ode to the future.
A Masterclass in Detail and Craftsmanship
Fendi’s show opened with a statement piece—a faux mink coat styled as a dress, paired with satin peep-toe heels. Throughout the collection, meticulous craftsmanship took center stage. A striking chevron dress, perfectly aligned with its matching handbag, underscored the house’s precision. Wool overcoats were styled with plush baguette bags, while structured shoulders featured pleated leather and tweed laden with appliqué detailing.
Iconic accessories also received a modern refresh. The Peekaboo bag was reimagined with a fuzzy texture, while the beloved Spy Bag made a celebrated return, reinforcing Fendi’s legacy in luxury craftsmanship.
Menswear with a Playful Edge
For men, classic Italian tailoring met bold experimentation. Asymmetric tuxedo lapels and floor-length fur stoles gave traditional suits a contemporary spin. The collection also played with color and texture, incorporating canary yellow, orange, lace, and intricate beading. To add an element of whimsy, models carried oversized Fendi dolls—a playful nod to the brand’s iconic keychains and characters.
A Star-Studded Celebration
The runway was graced by top models such as Karen Elson, Irina Shayk, Alex Consani, and Gabbriette. Meanwhile, the front row featured Hollywood and fashion elites, including Matt Bomer, Luca Guadagnino, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Sean Paul, who later surprised guests with an afterparty performance.
As Fendi enters its next century, the Fall/Winter 2025 collection proves that the brand remains at the forefront of luxury fashion. With a seamless blend of heritage and innovation, the house continues to define style for generations to come.