COLLECTIONS
N°9
“You have to be smart, yet free” declares Victor Anate, and Number 9 is a manifesto for what that means from first light to the witching hour and beyond.
A twenty-first century hymnal to the new modernist woman: one, who like the movement that birthed her, is drawn to experimentation on her own terms, embraces societal changes as an open invitation to reimagining norms and subtle subversion, and on every sighting is an impeccably dressed self-fulfilling prophesy.
N°8
(Lady Keith)
How does one define the timeless and can we ever capture the eternal? These are the central questions that Victor Anate dares to answer in No. 8 (Lady Keith).
“I wanted to explore the fifty years wearing timeline; one most likely involving three generations of women, having pieces that will serve each wearer amidst the stylistic waves of each decade.
N°7
“The bond between Karl Lagerfeld and Fendi is fashion’s longest love story.” – Silvia Venturini Fendi
In 1965, the Fendi sisters decided to hire the Maison’s first Artistic Director. They chose Karl Lagerfeld, who in his first year created a new logo and mantra: FF, Fun Fur, ushering in an era of unprecedented creativity that redefined furs for Fendi and the world.
N°6
I don’t need your permission. I do and wear as I choose. It’s maidens who untie their wrappers for you, Or speak in half whispers their truth.
Concealing, revealing, in velvets and silks, I unfailingly transfix every room. As my confidence dares other women To – shoulders back – take their crowns too.
N°5
“The bond between Karl Lagerfeld and Fendi is fashion’s longest love story.” – Silvia Venturini Fendi
In 1965, the Fendi sisters decided to hire the Maison’s first Artistic Director. They chose Karl Lagerfeld, who in his first year created a new logo and mantra: FF, Fun Fur, ushering in an era of unprecedented creativity that redefined furs for Fendi and the world.
N°4
The N°4 collection is inspired by Stanley Kubrick’s
1999 Mystery Drama; Eyes Wide Shut, with a focal point on the character Alice. This deep dive into an exploration of the senses through clothes is minimalist in the expression of colour, concentrating more on texture, cuts and finishing.
Nº4 is a sensual collection, exuding understated flamboyance.A selection of clothes for the daring woman who enjoys the feel of a piece as much as how it makes her look.
N°3
I was listening to Sade Adu and Lauryn hill for most of the time while making these pieces. Something struck me about the songs. Like great wine, they got better with each listen.
These songs had no expiry dates, so I began to wonder why clothes and styles should. I discovered the beauty of timelessness, that man can live forever through his clothes.
N°2
“The bond between Karl Lagerfeld and Fendi is fashion’s longest love story.” – Silvia Venturini Fendi
In 1965, the Fendi sisters decided to hire the Maison’s first Artistic Director. They chose Karl Lagerfeld, who in his first year created a new logo and mantra: FF, Fun Fur, ushering in an era of unprecedented creativity that redefined furs for Fendi and the world.
N°1
“The bond between Karl Lagerfeld and Fendi is fashion’s longest love story.” – Silvia Venturini Fendi
In 1965, the Fendi sisters decided to hire the Maison’s first Artistic Director. They chose Karl Lagerfeld, who in his first year created a new logo and mantra: FF, Fun Fur, ushering in an era of unprecedented creativity that redefined furs for Fendi and the world.
N°8
(Lady Keith)
How does one define the timeless and can we ever capture the eternal? These are the central questions that Victor Anate dares to answer in No. 8 (Lady Keith). “I wanted to explore the fifty years wearing timeline; one most likely involving three generations of women, having pieces that will serve each wearer amidst the stylistic waves of each decade.
N°7
“The bond between Karl Lagerfeld and Fendi is fashion’s longest love story.” – Silvia Venturini Fendi
In 1965, the Fendi sisters decided to hire the Maison’s first Artistic Director. They chose Karl Lagerfeld, who in his first year created a new logo and mantra: FF, Fun Fur, ushering in an era of unprecedented creativity that redefined furs for Fendi and the world.
N°6
I don’t need your permission. I do and wear as I choose. It’s maidens who untie their wrappers for you, Or speak in half whispers their truth. Concealing, revealing, in velvets and silks, I unfailingly transfix every room. As my confidence dares other women To – shoulders back – take their crowns too.
N°5
“The bond between Karl Lagerfeld and Fendi is fashion’s longest love story.” – Silvia Venturini Fendi
In 1965, the Fendi sisters decided to hire the Maison’s first Artistic Director. They chose Karl Lagerfeld, who in his first year created a new logo and mantra: FF, Fun Fur, ushering in an era of unprecedented creativity that redefined furs for Fendi and the world.
N°4
“The bond between Karl Lagerfeld and Fendi is fashion’s longest love story.” – Silvia Venturini Fendi
In 1965, the Fendi sisters decided to hire the Maison’s first Artistic Director. They chose Karl Lagerfeld, who in his first year created a new logo and mantra: FF, Fun Fur, ushering in an era of unprecedented creativity that redefined furs for Fendi and the world.
N°3
I was listening to Sade Adu and Lauryn hill for most of the time while making these pieces. Something struck me about the songs. Like great wine, they got better with each listen. These songs had no expiry dates, so I began to wonder why clothes and styles should. I discovered the beauty of timelessness, that man can live forever through his clothes.
N°2
“The bond between Karl Lagerfeld and Fendi is fashion’s longest love story.” – Silvia Venturini Fendi
In 1965, the Fendi sisters decided to hire the Maison’s first Artistic Director. They chose Karl Lagerfeld, who in his first year created a new logo and mantra: FF, Fun Fur, ushering in an era of unprecedented creativity that redefined furs for Fendi and the world.
N°1
“The bond between Karl Lagerfeld and Fendi is fashion’s longest love story.” – Silvia Venturini Fendi
In 1965, the Fendi sisters decided to hire the Maison’s first Artistic Director. They chose Karl Lagerfeld, who in his first year created a new logo and mantra: FF, Fun Fur, ushering in an era of unprecedented creativity that redefined furs for Fendi and the world.