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Fendi's newest collection

California Sky! The collection on so many peoples mind. 

I must say i was incredibly surprised when Fendi dropped its latest collection,  the theme revolved around a muted black and white colour scheme. Which isnt the bright summery colour scheme i had predicted would come from Fendi - who in the past has been all about using colour as a way to express their brand. I have also found this new collection is probably one of the most afforable collections Fendi has ever brought out.

With the ever present FF logo, this new collection showcases a collection that is elegant yet still modern. 
I have to say, i am both pleasantly surprised by the inclusion of athleisure and similarly astounded that Fendi is really broadening its scope. This collection is also probably one of the most affordable collections Fendi has produced in a while. 
Fabric leggings retailing for $790.



Even though i haven't been a fan of knit in the past, i am really enjoying this new guitar bag.
With a modern fresh feel, this bag is super ready for summer by the beach. Guitar bag retails for $2550.


While this probably isnt my favour collection made by Fendi, it is a fresh young concept that hasnt been done by any other designer brand. I also really like the price of most of these items is not overly priced like what i have seen come from other designer brands. 



💖my fashiontine 


Disclaimer: all prices and photos have been taken from the Fendi australia website. 

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