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At Milan Fashion Week, Silvia Venturini Fendi unveiled the Fendi Spring 2026 collection, boldly departing from the brand’s “quiet luxury” concept in favor of vibrant colors, playful details, and unconventional accessories, reports WWD.

Luxury Becomes Bright and Playful

According to the designer, the collection blends everyday wear with elements of sports aesthetics. “I wanted to elevate the everyday,” Venturini Fendi said backstage.

Jackets, for example, are made from silk faille, paired with pencil skirts, offering a fresh take on office lunch attire. Anoraks and windbreakers feature perforated leather with laser-cut details.

Playful Elements and Unexpected Accessories

The collection includes whimsical touches: plush egg-shaped keychains, furry men’s loafers, and Collier bags with oversized chains replacing traditional straps.

Fendi continues to develop its “hidden luxury” concept, with opulent embroidery and sequins discreetly placed inside iconic Peekaboo bags.

A Visual Spectacle on the Runway

Models walked a massive pixelated runway designed by Marc Newson, enhancing the visual chaos of the collection.

Guests, seated on brightly colored cubes, admired Fendi bags crafted from exotic skins and discussed the playful keychains the brand introduced even before the Labubu line.

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