There are certain shows you watch knowing you’re about to get a pretty clear idea of what fashion will look like six months from now, and Fendi has long been one of them. Founded in Rome in 1925 as a fur and leather-goods house, the brand has spent more than a century turning craftsmanship, accessories, and, yes, fur into some of its most recognizable signatures. Now, under creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri—who returned to Fendi in 2025 after actually beginning her career at the house decades earlier—the brand is entering another new era showcased during Milan Fashion Week.

For the label’s Spring Summer 2027 show, that meant less relying on one big, sweeping trend and more delivering a series of styling cues that immediately felt worth bookmarking. Fur became softer and more playful, bras were treated as legitimate outfit components, denim moved away from classic blue, and, naturally, the bags demanded their own conversation. Taken together, the collection felt like a useful preview of where spring dressing is headed next: slightly sexier, more textural, and a lot less predictable. Below, the four Fendi trends I expect we’ll keep talking about long after fashion month ends.

Everything To Know From The Fendi Spring Summer 2027 Show

Fendi Fur for the Modern Woman

Fendi and fur have a long-standing relationship, but for spring 2027, the house took a noticeably lighter-handed approach. Instead of the full-on furmania we’ve come to expect, the collection leaned into smaller, more playful touches: pastel-dyed textures, fluffy trims, and soft accents worked into otherwise streamlined looks. The effect felt less overtly glamorous and more like a modern styling trick—something meant to add texture rather than completely take over an outfit. It’s a subtle shift, but one that made fur feel surprisingly fresh for spring, especially when paired with the maison’s softer color palette on the runway ahead of spring.

The Bra *Is* the Outfit

If there was one styling message Fendi made crystal clear, it was this: stop hiding your bra. Lace-trim styles, contrast-color bras, and deliberately exposed lingerie popped up again and again across the runway, adding a sultrier edge to otherwise polished looks. Fendi isn’t alone, either—similar ideas appeared at the Prada runway show as well, suggesting this could become a much bigger story as the season continues. Consider this your early warning that underwear-as-outerwear is gearing up for another major moment.

Blue Jeans Are Taking a Back Seat

Spring denim usually conjures up classic indigo, crisp mid-washes, and those perfectly faded blues that come back every year. Fendi had other ideas. This season, much of the denim skewed noticeably grayer, dustier, and more washed out, trading traditional blue for tones that felt almost smoky or sun-bleached. It’s a small color shift that made otherwise familiar denim silhouettes feel significantly more directional. According to Fendi, your most-worn jeans might not be blue at all.

The Fendi Bag Report

You can’t talk about a Fendi runway without talking about the bags. The accessories from this season’s show deserve their own moment—especially from a house responsible for some of fashion’s most recognizable It bags. As always, the real story is be in the details: notably, the amount of variations of the Fendi Baguette that Maria Grazia Chiuri sent down the catwalk.