Fendi
The Fendi fragrance collection presents several independent stories. La Baguette translates the image of the famous handbag into an Anne Flipo fragrance with French iris, a leather accord, and Madagascan vanilla. Alongside it are Ciao Amore, Eaux d’Artifice, Perché No, Sempre Mio, Dolce Bacio, and Casa Grande.
About the brand
Fendi
Fendi began in Rome in 1925 as a family house with a handbag shop and a fur workshop. Its contemporary fragrances continue this heritage of objects through individual names and images.
The most fully documented example is La Baguette. The fragrance interprets the Fendi handbag of the same name and was created by master perfumer Anne Flipo. French iris, a leather accord, and vanilla from Madagascan pods are highlighted in the composition.
The rest of the showcase includes Ciao Amore, Eaux d’Artifice, Perché No, Sempre Mio, Dolce Bacio, and Casa Grande. You can begin with La Baguette's recognisable connection to a fashion object or choose one of the names not tied to the handbag.
The catalogue therefore offers two routes into the collection: the documented story of La Baguette or the independent narratives of the other fragrances. They share the Fendi name, but each release calls for an individual choice and attention to its own composition.