It was supposed to be a surprise on the final day of Milan Fashion Week, but reports surfaced earlier in the week that Versace and Fendi would hold a dual fashion show to present their new co-branded collection. The show was just that, divided into two parts: the"Fendi" portion was designed by Donatella Versace, while the"Versace" portion was overseen by Kim Jones and Silvia Venturini-Fendi.
The playful mood can be traced to surrealist women artists like Claude Cahun and Leonora Carrington, who inspired the collection. Each season there's usually a collaboration somewhere in the lineup, and Spring was no exception: the brand once again teamed up with Eastpak on the accessories, which included faux fur wheeled luggage and an oversized shoulder version of a flat wallet.
Puglisi did not stray away from the bold animal prints and motifs he introduced for his first collection, with tiger and zebra stripes decorating everything from ball gowns to slinky cutout dresses. But he also explored some softer elements like watercolor-hued prints and light florals on ladylike dresses. Meanwhile, a reinterpretation of a body-hugging tiger dress from its landmark Fall 2000 collection was an homage to the brand's past while looking head on to the future.
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