On the afternoon of September 24, from a colorful set made by the Australian industrial designer Marc Newson with Hilary Duff sitting front row, Silvia Venturini Fendi followed up the house’s 100th anniversary show of February 2025 with a spring 2026 collection that was all about play, hue, and technical experimentation. It was a breath of lightness that could not be more needed in today’s ever-more dark, ever-more dystopian reality. Yves Klein’s electric blue, cardinal red, chocolate browns and the pinkest of pinks showed up in largely color-blocked garments. A bright salmon boxy t-shirt tucked into loose red leather pants with drawstrings cinching the knees felt relaxed and artfully put-together at once; a slouchy periwinkle gray suit in a loose ’80s silhouette was given a whimsical twis

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