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With the brand’s centenary approaching, nostalgia is present, and the future seems bright for the Fendi house, who presented the Men’s Spring Summer 2025 collection, a tribute to the universal and the codes of the house that precede the first men’s silhouette unveiled by Fendi in 1990.
From head to toe, the collection revels in the virtuosity of the Selleria stitch, a technique passed down to the Fendi family by master Roman saddlers in 1925. The collection is reinterpreted as a broken-striped suit jacquard and threads like a stripe or FF logo through linen and plush textures, applied as a surface on Japanese boro denim, or reduced to a minimalist frame on crisp wool outerwear and leather goods. Subtle volumes create whispers of the past, as in a loose-woven bomber jacket, a fluid coat, and 3-button blazers paired with loose, leg-length shorts. Contoured details twist the formality of the garments: poplin shirt sleeves cut at the elbow can be worn long or short, polo plackets twist from throat to ribs, and asymmetrical silk sweaters button at the back shoulder, creating an airy modularity. Over pleated shorts, long layered shirts with patch pockets, and silk bows sport layered under short summer jackets in tonal combinations of linen, leather, Madras check cotton, and ultra-lightweight suede.
Fendi’s Spring/Summer 2025 Men’s accessories collection is the season’s obsession with the Selleria stitch, from the Peekaboo bag and flexible diagonal shoppers to the new zippered Baguette Double crossbody bag and a patchwork Baguette made from patchwork multicolored from the Fendi workshops.
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