Jessica Alba Styles Fendi Suit for Milan Fashion Week

Jessica Alba meant business in her suited Fendi look for the label’s latest presentation during Milan Fashion Week on Wednesday.

The Honest Company founder and actress wore a suited look from the fall 2026 ready-to-wear collection, which debuted on Wednesday. Alba’s ensemble included a long-sleeve blazer with sharp lapels, a black vest and wide-leg trousers to boot.

As for accessories, Alba also carried the Fendi fall 2026 Baguette bag. Glam for the actress highlighted Alba’s natural beauty, with bold brows, lightly lined eyes and a glossy lip. Her hair featured the viral side part and was styled with soft curls that cascaded down her shoulders.

Chief creative officer Maria Grazia Chiuri curated a fall 2026 ready-to-wear collection of wearable pieces in a mostly black color palette. The designer, who previously held the creative director role at Dior, executed a “transversal wardrobe.…My idea is to make the jacket that everyone desires,” she said per Miles Socha’s WWD review of the collection.

“On the whole, this was a crowd-pleaser of a collection, shy on fashion thrills but strong on realistic, approachable and well-crafted classics — and without the luxury overload you sometimes felt from the Roman house,” Socha wrote.

“Much of the collection was black, which you could read as sober and soigné, or safe and salable. Chiuri also dipped into denim, military and bohemian themes, sending a message that her Fendi is not necessarily about what ‘she’ imposes, but what ‘they’ might want.”

Chiuri has a strong relationship and history with Fendi. Initially working with the brand beginning in 1989, the designer helped develop the famous Baguette bag — carried by Alba — and also brought in talent like Pierpaolo Piccioli, who’s since gone on to become the creative director for Balenciaga.

“Things have changed so much in the industry and in the company. I was very young and it was a formative period for me,” Chiuri told WWD ahead of Wednesday’s fall 2026 show. “At the time, I did not have a comprehensive vision and over the years I have accumulated so many different experiences that I see things from a different point of view.”