.MAD engineers' ma yansong creates FENDI compilation FENDI has introduced the advanced Lycra shoe and two leather-made Peekaboo handbags developed through MAD Architects' Ma Yansong. They first appeared on the path during the course of the Fall/Winter 2024 fashion series of FENDI in Milan. Today, fans of the architect and the manner home may own the compilation. Opportunity shoes been available in three shades, while there are 2 variations of the Peekaboo, all of which feature the liquid architecture that accents MAD Architects' layouts. Ma Yansong collaborates along with FENDI's creative supervisor, Silvia Venturini Fendi, for the set. The short of natural kinds assembling along with a futuristic side undoubtedly appears in the final layout. The sloping pipes with tough edges seem to be to take on ocean waves if they were even more graceful in the method they plunge. Flapped-open slits around the Peekaboo handbags present the saturated hues of yellow and also purple, two shades that distinguish with the major shades of gray as well as dark. For the project of the compilation, FENDI as well as MAD Architects tap short-track velocity skater Lin Xiaojun to put on the Lycra running shoes and natural leather Peekaboo, wearing them for the viewers as he hits postures and also performative activities on the Harbin Grand Theater made by MAD Architects.all photos courtesy of FENDI Three sets of Lycra running footwear and also pair of leather peekaboos MAD Architects' Ma Yansong develops his FENDI sneakers as slip-ons. They possess elastic trimmings that criss-cross on the mesh upper that's padded with Lycra. An extra-light only wraps around the rubber shell. Depending upon the variation, customers can have the infused outlining in metallic silver, yellow, or dark blue. Futurism is the concept that the principal designer has actually selected, encouraged due to the constructs he and also his architectural agency have actually given birth to. In a manner, his ethos of bringing visual consistency between the environment as well as society arrives through, simply this time around it is actually in between the customers and also their surroundings. The Peekaboo is actually a trademark bag of FENDI, therefore for Ma Yansong to collaborate with the Italian fashion trend property's symbol may be actually a natural step they have actually taken. They have actually enjoyed with the purse's portion, design, and also amount, visible via the wavy pipes and also cut-up and also folded-open parts of the accessory. Both styles spring to lifestyle from making use of Cuoio Romano leather-made. One possesses yellow varnished light weight aluminum inserts, while the various other possesses dark blue varnished aluminum inserts. Even the take care of as well as twist hair are actually renovated in varnished aluminum considering that this element returns the natural kinds normal of MAD Architects' designs.FENDI MAD tennis shoes along with gray Lycra bags along with detachable interior pocket There are two areas within the FENDI Peekaboo ladies handbags, separated through a strong dividing. The face includes the twist lock, and the spine features a zip fastening. There is actually likewise an easily removable indoor pocket crafted from yellow or even dark blue natural leather, both along with a devoted tag. The Ma Yansong-designed handbag is actually hand-carry ready, and also customers can shoulder it as well. Each model comes with a deal with as well as a changeable, easily-removed shoulder strap. Since publishing the story, the FENDI selection by MAD Architects' Ma Yansong is actually readily available. The running footwear possess a cost of 995 USD every pair, while it's 9,000 USD for the yellow Peekaboo as well as 10,500 USD for the black one.MAD x FENDI Peekaboo ISeeU ladies handbag along with the slip-on shoesMAD x FENDI Peekaboo ISeeU (medium) in dark and also dark blue aluminumFENDI MAD tennis shoes along with sinister blue detailingthe selection initially appeared on the path in the course of the Fall/Winter 2024 fashion trend program of FENDI in Milan.