Fendi’s Peekaboo handbag debuted in 2008 under designer Silvia Venturini Fendi.
The Peekaboo is a structured bag with a central partition and a design that can reveal its interior when the sides are opened. That visual idea explains the name: the bag creates a peek at what is inside while retaining a polished, architectural outline.
Silvia Venturini Fendi designed the Peekaboo as part of Fendi’s continuing expansion of recognizable house handbags. It has been made in several sizes, leathers, colors, and decorative treatments, including versions with prominent hardware and unusual interiors.
The Peekaboo is separate from Fendi’s Baguette, even though both are signature Fendi designs. The Baguette is a compact under-arm bag introduced in 1997, while the Peekaboo is a later, more structured style launched in 2008.