FENDI is providing some respite from the summer heat by taking over the Miami Design District, bringing the FENDI Caffe and Peekaboo Bar.

Taking over the OTL Restaurant in the area, the FENDI Caffe is located right across the FENDI Boutique. It pays tribute to their Summer 2021 Capsule, featuring the FF Vertigo, by making the FF symbol the signature motif for the cafe. The cafe is, visually, a psychedelic fever dream of color and shapes, featuring canary yellow lines and shades everywhere, with the more colorful seating options bearing the FF Vertigo stamp. The theme continues on with custom FENDI table settings and takeaway elements as well, all nestled in a tropical vibe.

Along with your usual cafe staples, the FENDI Caffe will feature a mix of local and Italian breakfast and lunch items, including a signature FF logo cappuccino served in porcelain cups. An evening Aperitivo menu will also be up for grabs, along with some FF pastries and paninis.

Right down the street, at the FENDI Boutique, is where you can enjoy more of FENDI’s new entries for the summer with the return of the Peekaboo Bar. The Peekaboo has become an icon of the FENDI line, a bag that allows individual creativity to flourish and adapts to the owner. And that’s the spirit the Peekaboo Bar aims to celebrate.

Those visiting the Boutique can enjoy the Peekaboo Bar’s almost cafe-like feel, luxurious stools and counters in tow, with more of the FF Vertigo mood infused. To customize your bag, the Bar is offering a full collection of new materials and tones to take advantage of, including denim, leather, satin, shearling, special embroidery, and some exotic skins. Not to mention all the color combinations, shades, and metallics to add.

Both the FENDI Caffe and Peekaboo Bar are currently open for business in Miami’s Design District. The Caffe runs from May 20 to June 5, while the Peekaboo Bar runs from May 20 to June 3. Meanwhile, you can check out the FF Vertigo Summer Capsule collection that inspired the cafe and bar right here.

 

Originally posted from “V Magazine” by Ahad Sanwari