‘She was an incredible feminist’: Maria Grazia Chiuri’s Fendi collection inspired by Italian pop legend

A model in Fendi in Milan. Designer Maria Grazia Chiuri often uses her collections as a platform to celebrate women’s creativity./Getty Images A model in Fendi in Milan. Designer Maria Grazia Chiuri often uses her collections as a platform to celebrate women’s creativity./Getty Images Milan fashion week Italian pop legend takes the lead in Maria Grazia Chiuri’s Fendi collection Milan show full of diaphanous dresses and visible bras celebrates ‘incredible feminist’ of the 1970s, Raffaella Carrà

Prefer the Guardian on Google Maria Grazia Chiuri has been having more fun with clothes since she decamped from Paris back to her native Rome to work at Fendi. “I have less of a uniform these days. I think it is because being back here makes me feel young again. I’m not sure my daughter appreciates [this attitude]! But I don’t care,” she said at a preview before her Milan fashion week show.