Overview
- The mixed-gender autumn-winter show in Milan featured recomposed furs and leathers constructed with lace-like techniques.
- Chiuri described a “personal geography” for the house and set out to blur boundaries between men’s and women’s wardrobes.
- In a statement, Fendi characterized regenerating existing furs as a creative stand against fast, standardized fashion that demands superior artisanal skill.
- Vogue reported the launch of Echo Of Love, a client service allowing owners to collaborate with Fendi’s atelier to refashion existing furs for emotional durability.
- Outside the venue, a small anti-fur protest called for a Milan Fashion Week fur ban as large crowds gathered for K-pop star Bang Chan.