Breaking Down Kim Jones's Fendi Haute Couture Debut
Pierre A. M’Pelé is joined by Alexander Fury, Ruba Abu-Nimah and Teo van den Broeke to discuss Kim Jones's Fendi S/S 21 haute couture debut. The panellists unpicked the references embedded within the collection, including Virginia Woolf's binary-blurring 1928 novel Orlando, the Bloomsbury Group, and the hand-printed, marble-bound books published by Virginia and Leonard Woolf for Hogarth Press. They discussed the concept of fashion as family, as emphasised through the casting of the show, the androgynous makeup and hair styling and the likelihood of people wanting to dress up and look glamorous again once the pandemic is over.
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