Fendi Takes A Modern View of Roman Style in Fall 2025 Campaign by Steven Meisel
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Delfina Delettrez Fendi 'Radidi Romane' for Bazaar Italia June 2025 by Szilveszter Mako
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Delfina Delettrez Fendi is featured in a stunning visual presentation of her recent Fendi High Jewelry Collection ‘Radici Romane’ for Harper’s Bazaar Italia [IG] June 2025 ‘The Jubilee’ issue.
Maria Giulia Riva styles the shoot, using creations from the House of Fendi lensed by Szilveszter Makó [IG]. Stefano Tonchi is editorial director of Bazaar Italia, with Sissy Vian as creative fashion director. /Hair by Franco Gobbi; makeup by Cosetta Giorgetti
Read MoreVogue Italia's June 2025 Fendi Focus Is Timely As LVMH Titans 'Up the Ante'
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LVMH Titans Vuitton and Dior Create a Super Brands Team
I see these two LVMH titan brands — Louis Vuitton and Christian Dior — as bookends in this critical luxury business moment.
LVMH has a serious poker hand: Celine will debut in July with its new designer Michael Rider. The word in financial circles is that Loro Piana has edged out Celine in the 2.25-2.5 billion range.
If Fendi will meet the divine, luxury-brand goddess, LVMH financial rainmaker for real — in Rome, where her heart and spirit want to be, this team is playing on steroids, in this high-pressure, no mistakes allowed business moment.
All Roads Lead to Rome, But About Avignon . . .
Especially because AOC is so deep in writing about the Crusades, the birth of humanism and now Pope Leo as a foil to MAGA Republicans, my jaw-dropped as low as it ever has, when Nicolas Ghesquière, Artistic Director of Louis Vuitton Women roared into Avignon last week.
When LV roared out of town, the world’s biggest luxury brand had delivered a big message to all parties. To AOC LV said:
“For crying out loud, Anne. You love that our Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris has Adam, Eve and Lilith installed in a relief. Do you seriously think that the French were not deeply involved in the launch of the Renaissance?
If we’re in another historical moment that changes the course of history, France is center stage. Capeesh?
We had to move the Papacy to Avignon from 1309 to 1377, because Rome looked like a MAGA rally on January 6, 2021. Why don’t you write up that story, Anne!”
Trust me, guys. It’s all in the hopper. ~ Anne
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Fendi Peekaboo Bag 2024 Campaign with Kate and Lila Moss by Craig McDean
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Fendi’s April 2024 Peekaboo Bag Campaign doubles the style drama with supermodel Kate Moss and her fast-rising model daughter Lila Moss.
The twining effect is making a big play in ready-to-wear images lensed by Craig McDean [IG] with styling by Melanie Ward. / Makeup by Peter Philips; Hair by Anthony Turner
Among the house of Fendi’s most demanded treasures is the Peekaboo bag, which made its runway debut in 2008 as part of the spring-summer 2009 collection.
Conceived by Silvia Venturini Fendi, the creative mind then and now behind many of Fendi's legendary accessories, this bag was designed with modern women in mind—those who appreciate luxury but also value functionality.
Read MoreFENDI Hugs Retro Glamour in Astrology Summer 2023 Beachwear Campaign by Steven Meisel
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Luxury fashion house FENDI merges high fashion with whimsical elements, presenting the Astrology Summer 2023 Beachwear Capsule Collection with a Mediterranean luxury flavor.
Artistic Director Fendi womenswear and couture Kim Jones chooses top model Irina Shayk to showcase the new capsule. Steven Meisel IG] — who has a full dance card this season — is behind the lens, creating a retro, 1960s travel poster vibe.
Read MoreTiffany Blue Is Star of Fendi X Tiffany Winter Campaigns by Johnny Dufort
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Technically-speaking this fashion campaign is about Fendi’s x Tiffany winter-drop two weeks before the holidays. Yet the power of a color — Tiffany Blue — defines it’s larger message and impact. The campaign is promoted almost solely by Fendi.
Trademarked as a color in 1998, and added as an official color to the Pantone system in 2001 [use governed exclusively by Tiffany], the color was trademarked in every classification.
Maverick artist Stuart Semple dared Tiffany & Co to sue him, when he liberated Tiffany Blue in 2021, creating Tiff.
Most IP lawyers agree that Tiffany would have won a lawsuit against Semple. The question was if they really wanted to sue artists — famous and not famous — the audience who bought the soldout Tiff acrylic paint at once.
The answer is no.
Read MoreFendi Pops Into NYC Soho for 25th Anniversary Baguette Celebration
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Fendi [IG] has popped into New York City for a holiday celebration of the Winter Capsule 2022 - 25th Anniversary Baguette Collection. Located at 90 Prince Street in Soho, the shop will be open until December 23.
Created by Silvia Venturini Fendi in 1997, the baguette bag became a phenom attached to Sarah Jessica Parker and ‘Sex and the City’, who famously said “This is not a bag—it’s a Baguette.”
In addition to providing color inspo, the LVMH Tiffany & Co brand was brought into the anniversary celebration to provide diamond baguettes for the Fendi baguettes. The constant cross-pollination of the LVMH brands always adds an extra bit of verve to these events.
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Fendace Drops May 12 Worldwide with Top Models Campaign by Steven Meisel
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The highly-anticipated Fendace collection — a powerhouse, experiment between two great Italian fashion houses: Fendi and Versace — will drop on May 12, with a worldwide series of events and pop-ups.
The business synergy between these two iconic Italian brands is producing astonishing results — given that they are direct competitors owned by two mega-luxury fashion houses. LVMH is the majority stockholder in Fendi and Versace is owned by Capri Holdings.
Read MoreFendi Peekaboo Campaign Takes Airborne Adwoa Aboah on Tour of Rome
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Fendi celebrates the new Peekaboo Petite and Micro handbags, arm and arm with the Italian ‘Call Me By Your Name’ film director and friend of the house, Luca Guadagnino to create a short campaign film starring Adwoa Aboah.
Instead of boarding a magic carpet ride over Rome, Aboah spreads her own ‘Superwoman’ wings to fly over the ancient city with its ruins and visual narrative of the human story. She eventually landing on Fendi’s Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana — because this is a Fendi Peekaboo handbag campaign, after all.
Read MoreFendi Accessories Spring 2022 with Metta Irebe, Smilla Osswald and Sun Mizrahi by Sam Rock
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Fendi’s Accessories Spring 2022 campaign pitches an excitingly diverse — and not predictable — trio of faces: German model Smilla Osswald, Belgium and Rawanda model Metta Irebe, and Israeli Sun Mizrahi. Melanie Ward styles the images by Sam Rock.
Read MoreFendi SS 2022 Campaign by Craig McDean Honors Antonio Lopez's American Revision Act
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Models Anok Yai, Barbara Valente, Rianne Van Rompaey, Vittoria Ceretti and Yilan Hua take the stage in Fendi’s Spring/Summer 2020 Womenswear campaign. Photographer Craig McDean [IG] captured the new campaign, styled by Melanie Ward. Silvia Venturini Fendi, the company’s artistic director of accessories and Delfina Delettrez, artistic director of jewelry at Fendi, also contributed to the collection featured.
Read MoreFendi Peekaboo Campaign FW2021-22 with Maja Zimnoch by Sam Rock
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Model Maja Zimnoch fronts Fendi Peeakboo Campaign, styled by Melanie Ward with images by Sam Rock.
Read MoreRafael Pavarotti Captures Exquisite Black Beauty Fendi Heroines for Vogue Paris September
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Models Adhel Bol, Akuol Deng Atem and Sienna King are styled by Ib Kamara in Fall 2021 Fendi. This team of photographer Rafael Pavarotti [IG] and stylist/fashion editor Ib Kamara deserves a fashion Oscar for unrelenting originality and/or excellence in their fashion editorials.
AOC would have to look hard to find a bad-day shoot from this duo. And ‘ordinary’ isn’t in their vocab either. Vogue Paris September 2021 is the beneficiary of this abundance of riches called ‘Le Héroines De Kim Jones’. Simply fabulous!/ Makeup by Mata Marielle; hair by Virginie Pinto Moreira
Read MoreCraig McDean Captures Fendi Fall Winter 2021 with He Cong, Malika, Rianne, Tianna
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Models He Cong, Malika Louback, Rianne Van Rompaey and Tianna St. Louis front Fendi’s Fall 2021 campaign, styled by Melanie Ward. Designers behind the campaign are Kim Jones in the lead, Silvia Venturini Fendi and her daughter, Fendi jewelry designer Delfina Delettrez, with Craig McDean behind the lens./ Hair by Guido Patau; makeup by Peter Philips
Read MoreJackie Nickerson Flashes Fendi by Kim Jones on Georgia Palmer for Vogue Italia
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Jackie Nickerson Flashes Fendi by Kim Jones on Georgia Palmer for Vogue Italia AOC Fashion
Photographer Jackie Nickerson captures model Georgia Palmer, swathed in Italian luxury from Kim Jones’ first ready-to-wear collection for Fendi. Palmer is styled by Amanda Harlech in Fendi’s sumptuous debut for Vogue Italia’s April 2021 ‘The Many Friends’ issue. / Hair by Soichi Inagaki; make-up artist Laura Dominique.
Kate Moss at Charleston, Wearing Kim Jones Fendi Couture Lensed by Mert & Marcus
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Kate Moss at Charleston, Wearing Kim Jones Fendi Couture Lensed by Mert & Marcus AOC Fashion
Kim Jones Fendi Couture Debut
Supermodel Kate Moss previews her friend Dior Men’s designer Kim Jones’ debut couture collection as artistic director for Fendi Womenswear. The name ‘Pioneering Women’ (definitely NOT American pioneer women), is inspired by the women of Britain’s Bloomsbury Group.
In these images by Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott, Kate showcases Jones’ first Fendi collection statement, styled by Edward Enninful at Charleston, the legendary artistic set’s Sussex home. Kate and Jones go way back to the ‘90s when Alexander McQueen introduced them.
Ethan James Green Captures 'We Are Family' Life-Loving Women in Fendi for Vogue Italia
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Ethan James Green Captures 'We Are Family' Life-Loving Women in Fendi for Vogue Italia
Models Alva Claire, Ashley Graham, Jill Kortleve and Paloma Elsesser convened in September in Milan to be part of the Fendi show. The quartet then joined forces at a later date to discuss big and small conquests in the battle for body positivity, interviewed by Michele Fossi (IG) for Vogue Italia’s December 2020 issue.
Patti Wilson styles the four beauties in the ‘We Are Family’ Fendi tribute for images by Ethan James Green.(IG). Hair by Jimmy Paul; makeup by Dick Page
Nick Knight Flashes Fendi Fall 2020 Campaign: Anok Yai, Florence, Fran Summers, Maggie Cheng, Yasmine Le Bon
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Master photographer Nick Knight is behind the lens for Fendi’s Fall 2020 campaign, capturing models Anok Yai, Florence, Fran Summers, Maggie Cheng, and Yasmine Le Bon against the backdrop of a re-imagined Georgia O’Keefe painting or — more practically — Fendi’s headquarters in Rome.
The campaign is styled by Amanda Harlech, Charlotte Stockdale and Katie Lyall./ Hair by Sam McKnight; makeup by Val Garland
