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MILAN — A centenary and yet another designer exit were the main topics of conversation on the second day of Milan Fashion Week.
“I wanted to capture the quintessence of Fendi; the archives aren’t enough for that,” said Silvia Venturini Fendi, looking radiant after a triumphant show that celebrated the 100th year of the Roman fur and leather goods house. All eyes were on the designer — not least for being back in the driver’s seat on the women’s side of the business after the…
