A new metropolitan warrior. Fendi starts out with the DNA of the fashion house: fur. And re-interprets it, thanks to creations of highly technological, artisanal, and almost monk-like mastery, to promote a wardrobe where romanticism is not allowed and what prevails is an animalistic and warrior femininity that is almost tribal.
Given his cultural voracity, it's no wonder that Karl Lagerfeld chose to line the walls of the Fendi venue with panels in different shades of gray. There wasn't quite 50 of them, but there were plenty of tonal variations. Of course, it could be that Lagerfeld decided that gray's cool austerity would be the perfect backdrop to his and Silvia Venturini Fendi's spring collection, with its endless graphic configurations of organza in pure bright colors as orange, cobalt, red mixed with equally constructed leather and shaved mink.
Fendi revolutionizes the hierarchy and perceptions of the fabrics with urban contaminations.