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The Fendi men’s collection was shown recently in Milan. Stranger Things star Noah Schnapp, actors Edgar Ramirez, Cameron Dallas, Andre Lamoglia, Anson Boon, rapper Zico, journalist Anna Dello Russo, blogger Mathilde Ferragni and other guests met in a cool blue hall that contrasted with the oppressive summer heat outside. .
This time, the Italian House has combined the California sun, nature and workwear into a casual cocktail, perfect for the metropolis and for the holidays. According to Silvia Venturini-Fendi, the line is built on an endless play of contrasts and juxtapositions:
It’s about balancing sophistication and simplicity. An inescapable feeling of freedom of play as we rediscover the luxury of free time.
The color palette reflects the shades of earth, sea and sky – from melon and indigo to ocher, mastic, cornflower blue and silver gray. The decor includes various techniques and elements, from soft fringe and tassels to terry fabrics and beaded chamomile wreaths. Swirling patterns of the planet’s weather map adorn jacquard jackets alongside bucolic motifs in cowhide, while the FF monogram motif appears as a psychedelic ornament on linen or as a relief on plain cotton jersey.
Real and fantasy denim intertwine throughout the collection: distressed tromple print on plush robes cut into five-pocket long jeans, framing faded shoppers and bags, and mirrored in soft, ultra-light chambray shorts with feathered hems. Crisp poplin, technical cotton and ripstop are cut into straight-cut shirts with sharp collars, anoraks and raincoats and are embellished with Selleria ultrasonic stitching or leather patch pockets.
Source: Hellomagazine
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