New York Fashion Week

This response was truncated by the cut-off limit (max tokens). Open the sidebar, Increase the parameter in the settings and then regenerate. ------------------------- The New York Fashion Week, passing the baton to London first and then to Milan and Paris, has reopened a great debate: what is the new course of fashion? Global uncertainty puts the creativity of the artistic directors of the major fashion houses to the test, as they try to leave behind the dark period of past, not very exciting, schedules with a touch of glamour. However, all the spotlights are on the stars in the front row with Madonna and her daughter Lourdes eagerly awaited by Tom Ford and Kim Kardashian with Sara Jessica Parker among the Fendi audience. And it is Fendi that opens the New York fashion week with a mega event of stellar proportions. No one is really missing from the show organized for the Fendi Baguette, the iconic bag designed in 1997 by Silvia Venturini Fendi (head of the leather goods sector since 1996), granddaughter of the founders of the brand, Edoardo Fendi and Adele Casagrande. If, "It's not a bag, it's a baguette!", is the phrase we have heard hundreds of times while watching Sex and the City (the film that decreed the success of the bag) it is even more certain that its success is encapsulated in its simplicity, in stark contrast to the excesses imposed by the fashion business in the nineties. Twenty-five years of success to seal, in short, in cosmopolitan New York, embodying the timeless verve of the shoulder bag signed by the Roman brand. Silvia Venturini Fendi calls upon the top models who, precisely in the years of the first launch of the accessory, promoted its success worldwide. Linda Evangelista returns to the catwalk, away from the spotlight after the face operation that changed her life. After the clamor obtained with the cover of Vogue September 2022, she returns to the spotlight by walking for Fendi, under the eyes of supermodels Amber Valletta, Kate Moss, Shalom Harlow, and Christy Turlington. Throughout its history, the Baguette has undergone several restylings and for the quarter of a century since its birth, it has allowed itself to be "dressed" by Tiffany with a capsule collection of handbags in crocodile and satin in medium and micro versions with a silver lock, in the symbolic color of the American jewelry house, in the LVMH board. During NYFW, the fall/winter 202