Fendi Future Priestesses

So Kim Jones is one of the millions of spectators who watched Dune In the cinema last year. Denis Villeneuve’s blockbuster production approaching $400 million at the box office has brought back the magic of post-Covid darkrooms… and Fendi’s haute couture design.

Lately I’ve seen and read a lot of science fiction storieshe confides in the artistic director of the Roman house, on the eve of the parade at Brøngniart Palace. After watching the movie, I immersed myself in the work of Frank Herbert. I also checked Jodorowsky’s Dune (2013), The Frank Pavic Documentary and the Saga star Wars The one I loved since childhood. I’ve always been fascinated by the number of historical references in science fiction.»

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