Cover Presented on June 26 2026 at Sentul Pavilion, Kuala Lumpur, the exclusive preview offered Tatler friends an intimate look at the Fall/Winter 2026-27 Collection, where Chiuri reimagines Fendi’s codes through a contemporary lens
Presented on June 26 2026 at Sentul Pavilion, Kuala Lumpur, the exclusive preview offered Tatler friends an intimate look at the Fall/Winter 2026-27 Collection, where Chiuri reimagines Fendi’s codes through a contemporary lens
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Fendi celebrated the arrival of its Fall/Winter 2026-27 Collection with an exclusive preview for Tatler friends at Sentul Pavilion, where stylist Azza Arif showcased fresh ways to wear the House’s latest designs
At the heart of Maria Grazia Chiuri’s first collection for Fendi is a powerful philosophy: “Less I, more us.” A reflection of her belief in collaboration, shared creativity and collective expression, the motto introduces a new chapter for the Roman Maison—one that honours its heritage while looking towards a more connected future.
Presented on June 26 2026 at Sentul Pavilion, Kuala Lumpur, the exclusive preview offered Tatler friends an intimate look at the Fall/Winter 2026-27 Collection, where Chiuri reimagines Fendi’s codes through a contemporary lens. Drawing from the House’s history and the spirit of the five Fendi sisters, the collection celebrates the values of craftsmanship, collaboration and individuality that have long shaped the Maison.
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The collection explores the relationship between clothing, identity and everyday life. Rather than viewing fashion as a set of rules, Chiuri approaches the wardrobe as a personal landscape—one shaped by experiences, encounters and emotions. Each piece becomes a reflection of the wearer, designed to accompany individual journeys while embracing the beauty of self-expression.
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Through a thoughtful balance of masculine and feminine elements, the collection challenges traditional boundaries between the two. Tailored silhouettes, fluid forms and tactile details come together in a wardrobe that celebrates contrast and harmony, where strength and softness coexist. Inspired by Fendi’s rich heritage and artistic collaborations, Chiuri reinterprets the House’s signatures with a renewed sense of purpose, placing craftsmanship and longevity at the forefront of contemporary luxury.
Above The Re Edition baguette with black embroidery and mirrors
Above The crackled black leather baguette
The Re Edition baguette with black embroidery and mirrors
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Bringing the collection from the runway into everyday wardrobes, stylist Azza Arif led an exclusive styling session for guests during the preview. With her keen eye for fashion, Azza explored different ways to wear the latest Fendi pieces, pairing the collection’s silhouettes with the iconic Baguette Re-Edition bags to create looks that felt personal, modern and effortlessly refined. Through her styling approach, guests discovered how each piece could be adapted to reflect different moods, occasions and individual styles—turning the collection into a true expression of the wearer.
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Beyond showcasing how the pieces could be styled, Azza invited guests to discover the stories and craftsmanship behind each creation. From the significance of the Baguette Re-Edition’s archival details to the thoughtful touches that define Fendi’s designs, the session revealed the artistry and history embedded within every piece. More than a styling experience, it was an intimate introduction to the narratives behind the collection—where every detail carries a story waiting to be discovered.
The Fendi Fall/Winter 2026-27 Collection will be available at Fendi boutiques worldwide and online from July 16, 2026, inviting fashion enthusiasts to discover Maria Grazia Chiuri’s debut collection for the House
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Photography: Ravin Shanmugarajan
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Aliya Qarina is the Junior Style Writer at Tatler Malaysia with an interest in fashion and beauty. Her writing often focuses on contemporary style, beauty culture and emerging trends.
