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Fendi Flashes Back With New Collaboration

Sarah Coleman partners with Fendi to create a collection featuring favorites from every decade

Fendi collaborates with visual artist Sarah Coleman on a new, colorful capsule collection. The collection consists of a yellow-and-blue-color palette seen across eye-catching ready-to-wear silhouettes, intricate bags and free- spirited accessories for men, women and children. Fendi infuses a carefree ’70s vibe with crochet versions of its iconic bags such as the Mini Peekaboo and Baguette. The collection also offers a nod to the ’90s with bold embroidery and kitschy detailing. At the official launch at Design Miami, Fendi released the FF Vertigo, a new twisted-motif version of the classic FF pattern created by Fendi creative director Silvia Venturini Fendi and Coleman.

Bathrobe, $890, leggings, $490, towel, $550, shoes, price upon request, handbag, $2,750, sunglasses, $470, FF Vertigo Forever Fendi timepiece, price upon request, FENDI, fendi.com.

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