Jessica Alba attended Fendi's fall 2026 ready-to-wear presentation during Milan Fashion Week, sporting a suited ensemble from the collection. The show marked Maria Grazia Chiuri's debut as chief creative officer, featuring a mostly black wardrobe with practical and varied styles. Alba complemented her look with the brand's signature Baguette bag and natural glam.
Jessica Alba, founder of The Honest Company and actress, appeared at Fendi's fall 2026 ready-to-wear show on Wednesday during Milan Fashion Week. She wore a long-sleeve blazer with sharp lapels, a black vest, and wide-leg trousers from the collection. Accessories included the Fendi fall 2026 Baguette bag, while her makeup featured bold brows, lightly lined eyes, and a glossy lip. Her hair was styled with a viral side part and soft curls cascading down her shoulders.
The collection, curated by Maria Grazia Chiuri, emphasized wearable pieces in a predominantly black palette. Chiuri, who joined Fendi in 1989 and contributed to the development of the iconic Baguette bag, described her approach as creating a "transversal wardrobe." She stated, "My idea is to make the jacket that everyone desires."
Reviewer Miles Socha described the lineup as a "crowd-pleaser of a collection, shy on fashion thrills but strong on realistic, approachable and well-crafted classics." He noted the black tones as "sober and soigné, or safe and salable," with influences from denim, military, and bohemian themes. Chiuri's vision signals a shift toward what audiences might want rather than imposed trends.
Footwear highlighted Chiuri's creative touches, including black penny loafers, feathered slingback pumps, and animal print boots. Layered socks appeared with various styles, such as semi-sheer black calf-highs over animal print heels and yellow socks with loafers. Other elements included platform shoes with curved clear block heels, studded criss-cross sandals, and vibrant sneakers in animal print and yellow.
The coed presentation carried the motto "Less I, more us," reflecting Chiuri's return after a decade-long stint at the brand. She reflected, "Things have changed so much in the industry and in the company... I see things from a different point of view."
The official description portrays the collection as "the map of a personal geography, in which clothes are encounters, moments, interests, exchanges."
