About Fendi

Fendi, an Italian luxury fashion house, was founded in 1925 by Adele and Edoardo Fendi in Rome. It initially started as a fur and leather shop but has since evolved into one of the most prestigious luxury brands, encompassing ready-to-wear, leather goods, shoes, fragrances, eyewear, timepieces, and accessories. Fendi is renowned for its exquisite craftsmanship, innovation, and cutting-edge designs, particularly in fur, which has been a signature element of the brand since its inception.

The venture into fragrances marked a significant expansion for Fendi, broadening its luxury repertoire. One of the brand's most famous perfumes, Fendi (1985), was known for its unique, intense, and sophisticated aroma, embodying the essence of luxury and elegance that defines Fendi. The fragrance line continued to grow, with releases like Fan di Fendi, capturing the spirit of modern femininity and luxury lifestyle that the brand promotes.

Fendi's reputation in the fashion industry is monumental, with a history of collaboration with notable designers and creative directors that have continued to push the brand into the forefront of high fashion. Now part of the LVMH group, Fendi maintains its status as a symbol of Italian luxury, known for its innovative and bold designs, both in fashion and in its fragrance lines. The brand's fragrances complement its fashion collections by offering a sensory extension of its luxurious and avant-garde aesthetic.

Fendi Fragrances