Marni came full circle in many ways for Fall/Winter 2026. 

In her debut for the house, Meryll Rogge reached back to Marni’s earliest collections, tinged with playful prints. Founded in 1994 by Consuelo Castiglioni, the brand returns to female leadership for the first time since her tenure. Even the marbled faux fur outerwear nodded to Marni’s original footing as a fur-only label. 

Past and present seemed to have snapped into alignment as Rogge revisited archival codes in crisp straight coats and slim skirts. Elsewhere, animated polka dots, stripes, and diagonal checks resurfaced throughout, echoing the house’s signature irreverence. 

Geometric shapes congregated to sculpt pieces that felt meticulously calculated—from the precision of cut-outs to the placement of paillettes lining semi-sheer skirts. Circles glimmered as muted sequin discs across sleeveless tops, while white ring buttons anchored flaps at the bodice. Silver studs punctuated leather boots, dresses, and felted skirts. Diagonal checks and dolomite motifs wrapped the torso in down jackets and knit sweaters, rendered in gleeful purples and blues as well as restrained greys and crimsons. Rectangular patchworks came assembled neatly into button-down shirts.

As silhouettes pared back to fitted shoulders and elongated shirting, playfulness spilled into the details. Contrasting fabrics and colors melted into one another, seen in camisoles slipping abruptly into satin panels at the waist, for example. Silver zippers slashed across leather trousers at varying angles, and nylon sportswear extended into fur-lined jackets and bubble-sleeved dresses, brushing against looks of soft floral dresses and compact, thick knits.  

On closer inspection, footwear saw its own reiterations. Socks fused seamlessly into glossy leather boots at the toe in one instance, while sharp pumps were laced unexpectedly in another look. Pops of primary yellow, blue, and red flashed along sock hems, buckles, and shoelaces, punctuating a palette otherwise grounded in woody brown, cream, and black.