Fendi x Devialet Mania Brings Runway Design to Devialet’s Portable 360 Speaker

Fendi and Devialet use the Fendi x Devialet Mania portable speaker to show how a runway concept can move into everyday objects, treating audio as part of the brand’s visual world, not just tech. First seen on the Fendi Men’s Fall/Winter runway and later highlighted on Fendi’s Instagram, the piece now sits in a narrow, high end corner of the market rather than broad electronics retail.

Design in Focus

The Mania keeps its familiar round form, but the FF monogram, tobacco and brown palette, and metal hardware do the main visual work.

The same design language appears across the launch images, which makes the collaboration easy to recognize at a glance. Fendi’s grey and black version follows the same logic: a 360 degree speaker wrapped in FF jacquard with a metal finish and clear co branding.

Tech Story in the Background

Devialet’s Mania platform brings the 360 degree soundstage, acoustic mapping, and ASC calibration, but those details sit mostly on brand and retail sites, not on social media. On social media, the emphasis is on visual identity and association, FF pattern, handheld scale, and lifestyle placement.

That split, design on Instagram, specifications on product pages, fits a wider pattern where luxury tech collaborations rely on social media to build recognition.

For readers tracking how fashion and technology intersect, it shows how Fendi and Devialet are turning a portable speaker into a clear branded object that appears the same way on the runway, in stores, and on social media.