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Fendi presents made-to-order shoes with #MyFendiColibri


IS THERE anything better than a pair of Colibrì Fendi shoes? How about a pair of Fendi Colibrì shoes that are made-to-order in store? This June Japanese actress Emma, Italian songwriter Patricia Manfield, French-based influencer Xenia Adonts and American lifestyle trend setter Paola Alberdi were invited to experience this unique shopping experience, #MyFendiColibri.

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Patricia Manfield with her made-to-order Fendi Colibrì shoes

The made-to-order service gives the buyer the opportunity to choose between seven possible combinations for the front toe, with an everyday, evening, or fashion forward look. Ranging from animal print calf-hair, black or beige satin, red grey, or FF logo mesh and embroidered versions.

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Choose between two heel heights available in black, light gold, animal calf hair and natural rattan colour, for an exclusive savoire-faire allure. Each straw is cut one by one, twisted and positioned on the heels for a unique touch. Once the combination is ready, the buyer can personalise their own pair of Colibrì by adding up to three initials on the ribbon detail.

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With so many possibilities, the only downside is having to stop yourself from buying more than one pair.

by Alicia Pountney

Available in selected worldwide boutiques (including London Bond Street) and on Fendi.

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