Fendi has recently announced a major shift in its creative leadership, with Kim Jones stepping down from his role as creative director of the women's collection and couture line. Jones will continue to helm the menswear division at Dior, maintaining his esteemed position within the fashion realm. As a prominent member of the Lvmh group, Fendi holds a significant position in the industry, with estimated revenues placing it as the fourth-largest fashion brand under Lvmh's umbrella.Gone are the days of old as Fendi prepares to embrace a new chapter, marking its journey into the milestone of 100 years in 2025. While speculation swirls around the successor to Jones, all eyes are on Pierpaolo Piccioli, former creative director of Valentino, as a potential candidate to take the reins of Fendi
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