Jessica Alba made Milan Fashion Week a family affair. She stepped out with her 14-year-old daughter, Haven Warren, in coordinated monochrome tailoring for Fendi’s Fall/Winter 2026 showcase. The duo embraced power dressing with a black and white palette that felt polished, modern, and powerful.
Jessica Alba and daughter’s Fendi power suits twin, but with a twist at Milan Fashion Week
Jessica Alba opted for a sleek black power suit that redefined classic tailoring. Her double-breasted blazer featured sharp lapels and a streamlined silhouette. She paired it with wide-leg trousers that lengthened her frame. Underneath, she kept the look minimal by wearing a matching vest. Thus, allowing the clean lines of the suit to do the talking.
She accessorized with pointed black heels and a sequin Fendi baguette shoulder bag adorned with a subtle metallic strap detail that added just the right touch of edge. Narrow black sunglasses completed her look, giving her look a cool finish.
Haven, meanwhile, delivered a softer interpretation of suiting in crisp white. She wore a tailored button-down jacket layered over relaxed, white trousers secured with a slim black belt — a subtle nod to her mother’s darker palette.
The contrast between Alba’s sharp black ensemble and Haven’s fresh white look created a striking visual effect. Haven carried a petite black top-handle Fendi bag and completed the look with black pointed-toe stilettos. Overall, she echoed the brand’s heritage craftsmanship while keeping her outfit youthful and modern.
Together, their coordinated styling struck the perfect balance between twinning and individuality. Rather than wearing identical looks, they mirrored each other’s silhouettes and tailoring choices while expressing their personalities through colour contrast. The result felt intentional and chic. They proved how power suits can be interpreted through different generations.
Set against the backdrop of Milan’s bustling fashion scene, Jessica Alba and Haven Warren proved that monochrome dressing remains timeless, especially when it comes through Fendi’s fashion-forward lens.
Originally reported by Viha Shah on theFashionSpot.
