Fendi - Couture FW 2015

After making a movie to present his second Fendi couture collection, Kim Jones returned to the runway in Paris on Thursday to unveil his third couture outing for the Italian fashion house. And this season, the designer is still fascinated with Rome, turning to the bones of the ancient buildings dotting the Eternal City to inform the well-constructed garments that are made to last — much like those in the Italian capital. A video of moving clouds was the focal point of the sci-fi-inspired runway, and models stepped onto it as if walking out from the heavens. Religious or not, there was a spiritual, dreamlike quality to their entrances that ties into the idea of Rome as a sacred place. The show notes describe the couture lineup as "an army of empresses whose divine purity is imbued with celestial power." That means high-shine sequins accentuating the vertical lines of strong, fluid silhouettes. The shimmering, warrior-like gowns, many with floor-sweeping trains and high-low hemlines, are so fitted to the body, they give the models an otherworldly appeal.

“It allows a girl to glide.” Kim Jones made this observation of Moodymann’s Shades of Jae, the house track he said he’s long wanted to use in a show—and did this afternoon—after saving it specifically for womenswear. Jones’s comment also applied more broadly to a collection in which a bass line of rigorously curated, classically-flavored silhouettes and color progressions was played against an irresistible decorative sample of archive Antonio López illustrations. This was mixed into the fabric of these clothes and accessories via the radically accomplished artisanal techniques that live at the house of Fendi.

Eternally here. Kim Jones continues his #Fendi journey with the #FendiCouture Autumn – Winter 2021 collection - a poetic transfiguration of the past within the present day. Don’t miss the full runway show on Fendi.com. Artistic Director of Couture and Womenswear: Kim Jones Artistic Director of Accessories and Menswear: Silvia Venturini Fendi Artistic Director of Jewelry: Delfina Delettrez Fendi Directed by Luca Guadagnino On Stage Director Alessio Bolzoni Executive Producer Emanuela Matranga Frenesy Executive Producer Daniela Venturelli Director of Photography Rob Hardy Set Design by studiolucaguadagnino Production Designer Andy Hillman, Laura Pozzaglio Art director in charge for studiolucaguadagnino Giulio Ghirardi Editors Marco Costa, Riccardo Giannetti Music by Max Richter Casa di produzione Frenesy Film Company, Lumen Lab Post Production Facility: Frame by Frame Hair: Guido Palau Make up: Peter Philips Casting: Shelley Durkan Stylist: Alister Mackie Location: Cinecittà Studios

An ode to the Roman landscape, to the eternal beauty of its nature and architecture. Day fades into night as the models twist and turn, mapping the contours of the Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana as the building gradually comes to life in a spectacular, pulsing light show, reminiscent of the tropes of early science fiction cinema. The soundtrack by Italian composer Alessandro Cortini is a bespoke electronic composition featuring synthesiser tracks inspired by interstellar travel. Collection by Silvia Venturini Fendi Concept and Direction by Nico Vascellari Original soundtrack by Alessandro Cortini Styling: Julian ganio Hair: guido palau Makeup: Peter philips Makeup Casting: Piergiorgio Del Moro

Metal clutches styled as antique books reference Virginia Woolf’s “Orlando”, a central motif of the #FendiCouture Spring/Summer 2021 collection.“Orlando naturally loved solitary places, vast views, and to feel himself forever and ever and ever alone.” Artistic Director of Couture and Womenswear Collections: Kim Jones Artistic Director of Accessories and Menswear Collections: Silvia Venturini Fendi Jewellery Creative Director: Delfina Delettrez Fendi Music: Max Richter Design & Show Production: Bureau Betak

The transcendent, evocative atmosphere of the #FendiCouture Spring/Summer 2021 collection by Kim Jones lands in Shanghai for an exclusive live event. Artistic Director of Couture and Womenswear Collections: Kim Jones Artistic Director of Accessories and Menswear Collections: Silvia Venturini Fendi Jewellery Creative Director: Delfina Delettrez Fendi Design & show production: Bureau Betak Music: Max Richter

Fashion Week runway shows can either veer into a theatrical spectacle or embody a more subdued vibe. For Fendi's Artistic Director Kim Jones, he chose to let the clothes speak for themselves. In his first ready-to-wear collection for Fendi's Fall/Winter 2021 lineup, the British designer rooted his seasonal selections in neutral tones and wearable form-fitting silhouettes. This was purposefully done to evoke a buildable, tailored wardrobe anyone could tap into. In an interview with WWD about his collection, Jones shared that he wanted to make clothes women would want to buy. "I'm not gonna lie. I think that's what my job is. I want all my friends to go, 'I want that straight away,'" he said.

Drawing from seemingly diverse inspirations, from the visual language of Bernini's marbles to Virgina Woolf's time-travelling, gender-blurring novel Orlando, the show navigates a unique journey from the British Bloomsbury to Rome's Galleria Borghese. Stay tuned to discover the full digital experience of the #FendiCouture Part 2 Artistic Director of Couture and Womenswear Collections: Kim Jones Artistic Director of Accessories and Menswear Collections: Silvia Venturini Fendi Jewellery Creative Director: Delfina Delettrez Fendi Design, direction, production: Bureau Betak and Bureau Future Music: Max Richter Hair: Sam McKnight Make-up: Peter Philips Casting: Shelley Durkan Styled by: Alister Mackie Ellie Grace Cumming

Kim Jones presented a unique and deeply personal interpretation of the #Fendi style codes in his debut #FendiCouture Spring Summer 2021 collection, drawing on the creative legacy of the Bloomsbury Group. Relive the intensely artistic mood of the show through a selection of exclusive moments. Artistic Director of Couture and Womenswear Collections: Kim Jones Artistic Director of Accessories and Menswear Collections: Silvia Venturini Fendi Jewellery Creative Director: Delfina Delettrez Fendi Design, direction, production: Bureau Betak and Bureau Future Music: Max Richter Film production: Walter Films Hair: Sam McKnight Make-up: Peter Philips Casting: Shelley Durkan Stylist: Alister Mackie, Ellie Grace Cumming

Collection by Silvia Venturini Fendi WHAT IS NORMAL TODAY Concept and video by Nico Vascellari Music by Not Waving Vocals by Silvia Venturini Fendi Curated by Michel Gaubert Guest artist Noel Fielding Design and production Bureau Betak & Bureau Future

There’s no place like home. A sense of quiet beauty and serenity – inspired by Silvia Venturini Fendi’s profoundly personal reflection on the current mood and moment – permeated the #FendiSS21 collection, just unveiled at #MFW during the runway show. Discover the new #FendiSS21 mood and view the entire collection now at Fendi.com. Creative Director: Silvia Venturini Fendi Video by Norbert Schoerner Music — Dance Tonight Revolution Tomorrow Written by Lorenzo Senni Published by Warp Publishing Performed by Lorenzo Senni Courtesy of Warp Records

Through the #FendiFW20 Women’s Collection, creative director Silvia Venturini Fendi celebrates Fendi’s vision of femininity that’s at once provocative and restrained, ladylike and empowering. ⁣From the boudoir to the boardroom - the result is a wardrobe worthy of a daring Fendi femme fatale. ⁣ ⁣Creative Director: Silvia Venturini Fendi ⁣#SilviaVenturiniFendi

A surprising wardrobe for the modern gentleman: from high-tech materials to signature FF details, take a closer look at the #FendiFW20 Men’s Fashion Show. Creative Director: Silvia Venturini Fendi #silviaventurinifendi

Drenched in the warmth of an Italian sunrise, the Fendi Women’s Spring/Summer 2020 Collection designed by Silvia Venturini Fendi charts a path of playful opulence through a summer’s day. Creative Director: Silvia Venturini Fendi

The Dawn of Romanity Fendi Couture - The roots of Romanity run deep on the Palatine hill, a cradle of antiquity that rises up above the city, crowning the Seven Hills of Rome. Celebrating Rome in its ageless glory, the Collection unfolds in a symphony of shifting impressions: 54 silhouettes walk the runway and acknowledge Karl Lagerfeld’s 54-year tenure at the house of Fendi. Creative Director: Silvia Venturini Fendi

Fendi has chosen Shanghai and the Powerlong Museum to stage its first ever joint Men’s and Women’s Collection. Creative Director: Silvia Venturini Fendi #FendiShanghai2019 #FendiFW19

In collaboration with Menswear Creative Director Silvia Venturini Fendi, Lagerfeld’s hand can be seen across the collection, from the rigorous cut of a tailored shoulder to the palette of sharp blacks and classic neutrals with a metallic sheen. Channelling a shared sense of humour, witty trompe l’oeil effects abound.

An urban jungle where the pragmatic and exotic come together through evocative, feminine lines, sensual shadow play and transformative accessories, from the iconic Fendi Peekaboo to the legendary Fendi Baguette. Discover the Collection on Fendi.com Music: "Oneohtrix Point Never: Black Snow" - Courtesy of Warp Music "Daniel Avery: Sensation" - Courtesy of Phantasy Sound/Bucks Music Group Ltd

Yin and Yang, darkness and light find their balance, in FF territory for Spring/Summer 2019. Creative Director Silvia Venturini Fendi collaborate with guest artist Nico Vascellari whose obsession with playful anagrams and a mythological view of the natural world manifests across an easy wardrobe of performing streamlined staples. Discover more on Fendi.com Music: "Patrick Cowley : Surfside Sex" "Patrick Cowley : Furlough" Courtesy of Dark Entries

An opulent guessing game of texture and technique, the Fendi Couture Fall/Winter 2018-2019 Collection dances between sublime tradition and new realities in Haute Couture Innovation. Exquisite fabrics blur the lines of memory as frayed organza and fringed chiffon become trompe l’oeil surfaces and sintesi mosaics. Panier gowns and opera coats are remixed in a swirl of rosettes, lace and hand-painted embroidery, whilst the tailleur is trimmed in ermine or encrusted sequins. Discover more on Fendi.com Music: Michelle Gurevich : Party Girl Courtesy of Michelle Gurevich Johnny Jewel : Garden Of Hera Courtesy of Italians Do It Better Julee Cruise : Floating (demo mix) Courtesy of Sacred Bones Records

Architectural lines create romantic uniforms in tailored fabrics and delicate silk, reflecting the softness and strength of the urban woman. Discover more on Fendi.com Music : CHROMATICS : SHADOW (radio edit & Last Dance of the night club mix)

Coding, decoding and recoding the Fendi formula. Creative Director Silvia Venturini Fendi collaborates with artist @hey_reilly remixing the FF logo and season's fabrics for an eclectic digital collage. Discover more on www.fendi.com

Italian Futurism meets tropical travel. See more of the latest looks from Milan Fashion Week on Fendi.com

The Fendi Men's Spring/Summer 2018 collection, designed by Creative Director Silvia Venturini Fendi, exudes that carefree Friday feeling. Corporate composure intersects with holiday daydreaming, with looks that carry the weight of the week but can change their mood in a flip.

Relive the runway magic from Fendi's Haute Fourrure fashion show in Paris. From a Symbolist springtime to an otherworldly winter, exotic botanicals flourish in perfect synergy with exquisite craftsmanship.

Fendi's DNA is imprinted everywhere : from the 1925/MCMXXV details to the resurgence of the iconic double F logo to the debut of a brand-new complementary circle F logo that adorns an array of accessories in an exciting new way.

Relive the runway magic. See more from Men's Fashion Week in Milan, including all the new looks and exclusive backstage access. "The Black Madonna - He Is The Voice I Hear" Written, produced & performed by Marea Stamper Co-production & engineering by Rupert Murray Piano performed by Christoford Labarbera Strings performed by Davide Rossi (P) & (C) 2017 We Still Believe

Fendi's latest Spring/Summer 2017 collection embraces rococo opulence and infuses it with contemporary kicks. Sporty boots add an edge to sorbet pastels and French florals. Aprons and Jackets steal the show and are reimagined in stripes, exquisite jacquards, and shimmering sheer fabrics. More on www.fendi.com

Sun and fun are the key words for the Fendi Menswear Spring/Summer 2017 collection designed by Silvia Venturini Fendi. We are transported to a Mediterranean villa, where the bright sun shines down on a perfectly blue pool and fragrant smells fill the air. The Fendi Men’s Spring/Summer 2017 runway show is playful, energetic, and full of artistic details. Travel bags, squared backpacks, and pouches evoke that adventurous spirit of summer travel. The iconic Pequin stripes are reinterpreted with a vibrant, hand-painted style embellished by colorful patches.

Conceived by Creator Directors Silvia Venturini Fendi and Karl Lagerfeld, the Fall/Winter 2016-17 collection explores new textures, soft silhouettes and bold embroidery with a romantic twist. Star of the collection are the waves and the botanical detailing, spotted on the garments as well as on the accessories. Also, debuting on the runway, is the DotCom bag in its Mini version, embellished with the must-have Strap You.

With an intimately playful and cozy tone, the Fendi Men's Fall/Winter 2016-2017 Collection happens in interiors projecting an idea of private luxury with an urban mood. Music Credits: "Barry White : It's Ecstasy When You Lay Down Next To Me" (E. Paris / N. Pigford) © 1977 Seven Songs / Courtesy of Warner Bros Music Italy (P) 1977 The Island Def Jam Music Group / Courtesy of Universal Music Italia Srl

The Fendi Spring/Summer 2016 fashion show during Milan Fashion Week © Jean Martel, Joel Martel, Adagp, Paris 2015 and SIAE, Roma 2015.

After its debut in Paris, the first Fendi Haute Couture collection called 'Silver Moon' was presented at the Tokyo National Museum. Discover more on http://www.fendi.com

The magnificent architecture of the Théâtre des Champs-Elysées in Paris was the perfect setting for the first Fendi Haute Couture collection envisioned by Creative Director Karl Lagerfeld. As the backdrop of the iconic ‘Piazza d’Italia’ painting by Giorgio de Chirico unfolded, the ‘Silver Moon’ collection took the stage embodying the highest level of Italian craftsmanship complemented by French savoir-faire. Discover more on http://www.fendi.com

The encounter of opposites is the quintessential trait of the Fendi men’s SS16 collection. The contrast between classic and experimental creates a new soft and de-structured silhouette emphasized by elaborate textures and volumes. Discover more on http://www.fendi.com

The Fendi creative directors Karl Lagerfeld and Silvia Venturini Fendi presented the new Fall/Winter 2015 collection at Milan Fashion Week, inspired by the work of the twentieth century artist Sophie Taeuber, and Palazzo della Civiltà, the new Fendi headquarters in Rome.

Designed for a restless and active man, the new Fendi Men’s Fall/Winter 2015-16 is the epitome of contemporary urban style interpreted in a true Fendi way.

On September 18th Karl Lagerfeld and Silvia Venturini Fendi sent out a young and fresh Spring/Summer 2015 collection inspired by the Roman arches of majestic Palazzo della Civiltà. Watch the runway video.

Escapism: introducing the Fendi Men's Spring/Summer 2015 collection. Silvia Venturini Fendi sent out on the catwalk a laid-back collection for the smart urban dweller.

The Fashion Show as never seen before

Emboding a modern urban metamorphosis, the Fendi Men's Fall/Winter 2014-15 collection is now unveiled.

Karl Lagerfeld: "I love to use in a funny way words from the visual web communication world. Very 21st century... Easy perceiving and progressive enhancement of the new Fendi looks. It's a very Roman typeface of Design with a strong ROOT DIRECTORY. No static positioning, things move with ease... Fendi accomplished tool tips of the house's crafts and a strong visual constructivism. The collection is a kind of easy "Dreamwear" (not Dreamweaver...) with the appropriation of all the house's codes. A collection of monochrome color blocks (not blogs...) and an overblow of transferring lines (not files...). An absolute positioning of the Fendi image: Contrasts with visual harmony. It is a kind of eye-tracking statement. Easy perception of the fluid layouts of the cuts. Everything is "hyperlinked": clothes, bags, shoes, accessories... It is a kind of "inline style" like modular design in a display of clear forms and colors..."

Desertification. Yellow sand everywhere. The fury of a blinding sun in full blast, burning everything out, drying and cracking surfaces, morphing colors, consuming matter. The Spring/Summer 2014 Fendi Men's Collection delves into another deep extreme. That's what contemporary life is all about, after all: from one peak to the other, nothing in between. The Fendi man is fit and ready for any situation: an unfussy pragmatist, he acts and delivers.

FENDI's explosive Summer Splitting dimensions create new feminine and upbeat silhouettes Multiple lengths, overlay and architectural interplay build fluid and clean volumes Proportions: the importance of the new shoulders, rounded, strong, caped. Rising sun sleeves which lighten the whole collection Unlimited and innovative combinations of luxurious materials and workmanship Marquetry of fur, inlay of taffetas, neoprene coupled leathers, weightless crocodile nappa, tiled knitwear, technical double crepe silk, three-dimensional sequin embroidery, exploding prints... Like in painting, the balance of proportions of colour create other dimensions: peach pink, electric pastel blue, yellow, orange and an extraordinary poppy red... The shoes feature a sharp, detonating heel and unexpected articulated bridges Baguette, Peekaboo, 2Jours: timeless shapes are stripped of every buckle, and an amazing craftsmanship resets and reinforces FENDI's iconic handbags.