Restoration: with Maria Grazia Chiuri’s debut and the rediscovery of Fendi through its archives, we witnessed what a researched return to origins looks like—while simultaneously writing a new chapter. The most talked-about element of the Fall 2026 ready-to-wear presentation was the accessories, showing how to carry Fendi in the palm of your hand.

From detachable collars to emblematic handbags. In Fendi’s history, Chiuri was part of the team that developed the first Baguette bags. In this reinterpretation, focused on the inclusion of fur, the idea of “cooking” each bag returns—an intrinsic application of embroidery and decorative elements layered onto the textile, alongside the addition of a second strap that enhances ease and shoulder-worn versatility.

Scarves also take center stage this season. Featuring graphic elements and intentional phrasing, the collaboration with SAGG Napoli introduced a tribal, urban edge to the collection’s otherwise sober looks, becoming an instant standout.

Under Maria Grazia’s direction, Fendi moves along a restrained path where accessories claim the spotlight, styled with refined finishes in leather and fur. Elegance fits in the palm of your hand (or in your favorite Baguette), and graphic accents may just become your strongest allies.