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Fendi presents a new episode of F is For… featuring the Lin Brothers and their family


F IS for more than just Fendi in the new episode of #MeandMyPeekaboo which showcases the importance of family, exemplified through a portrait of the Lin brothers and their family. John Lin, a Detroit native, has worked with various fashion houses such as Bottega Veneta, Corto Moltedo, Prada until eventually starting his own company, Lin Projects. Lin’s company works with developing marketing strategies, brand planning and hosting events in the arts, fashion and design industries.

F is For… captures the intimate moments of family life in their new episode of #MeandMyPeekaboo

The video documents the intimate and comfort of being around family members as the camera tracks two identical twins, John and James along with the twins Elise and Pierre, son Jude, Julia Lin and their dog in the comfort of their Miami home. The spontaneity of everyday life and the strong bond between the family members is captured here as the viewer is led through moments in the life of the Lin brothers walking their dog, laughing and sharing conversations, and playing with their children.

The Peekaboo fit for Men accompanies the Lin Brothers throughout their day

The Peekaboo fit for Men and Peekaboo XS play a special role in the episode as it accompanies both brothers throughout these various intimate moments with their family.

The Lin Brothers and the family captured in the comfort of their Miami home

The authenticity of such family relationships is matched by the episode’s soundtrack, the notes of Mary J. Blige’s Family Affair play in the background showing that family life can be fast-paced and hectic at times, but overall priceless.

 by Mirabella Shahidullah

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