Fresh from February’s standout centennial debut, Silvia Venturini Fendi doubles down on the coed runway format, bringing the Spring Summer 2026 collection to Milan this September.
After February’s acclaimed Fall 2025 coed runway marked a stylish kickoff to its centennial festivities, Fendi is once again embracing the mixed-format presentation. Silvia Venturini Fendi, the creative lead behind menswear and accessories, will steer the upcoming Spring 2026 collection, set to unfold during Milan Fashion Week this September.
While coed shows have been sparse at the Italian house, Venturini Fendi first experimented with the concept in Spring 2021 — just as the fashion world emerged from pandemic restrictions. Now, after the vibrant response to February’s combined show, the house confidently continues its 100th-anniversary celebrations by skipping the June men’s calendar and uniting its vision for men and women again this fall.
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The September event will also inaugurate Fendi’s ambitious new Milanese flagship — a sprawling palazzo on Via Montenapoleone, complete with four luxurious retail floors and crowned by a new Langosteria restaurant. With exact dates and further details still under wraps, anticipation mounts, underscored by lingering curiosity about who might replace Kim Jones, who stepped down as artistic director for womenswear last October. For now, Venturini Fendi holds the creative reins, continuing to guide the storied Roman label into its next century.
