A thoughtful exploration of identity, quirkiness, and emotion, steeped in Milanese modernism, Marni’s Fall/Winter 2026 collection presents a revitalized perspective of the brand. The Italian brand, now led by Belgian designer and 2025 ANDAM Grand Prize winner Meryll Rogge, draws inspiration from personal memories, motifs, and archives.

The collection channels the mountaineering of the Prealps that border Milan, inviting an adventurous spirit of dressing. For Rogge, clothing transcends gender and solely encapsulates an undisturbed elegance for everyday wear. Hinging on the brand's 90s archive, nylon dresses, boxy blazers, gradient stripes, and floral prints were juxtaposed with gargantuan sequins, substantial leather, and decorative hardware.

Rogge pays tribute to the human hand involved in fashion's creation, marked by reversed seams, embroidery, and Mother-of-Pearl paillettes, celebrating the artistry that transforms raw materials into wearable pieces. She bridges the gap between her personal creative vision and Marni’s legacy, evolving the brand's storied, subtle tones of white, black, brown, and grey, punctuated by vibrant bursts of color.  

Meryll Rogge’s debut collection for Marni explores authenticity, reality, and honesty. The collection weaves familiar elements with a new vocabulary, emphasizing a return to values and meaningful design. With Rogge's distinct design philosophy, each piece evokes a fantasized remembrance.

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