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Marni’s Meryll Rogge Era
News and notes on the fashion industry chatter surrounding Meryll Rogge’s appointment as Marni’s next designer.
The Belgium-born Rogge, who worked for Dries Van Noten and Marc Jacobs, has received steady praise, but a pick like this from OTB indicates to me that they were looking for a relative unknown with real-world commercial experience. Photo: Romain Guédé/BFA.com
Lauren Sherman & Sarah Shapiro
July 1, 2025
Meryll’s Marni
Word from the ANDAM Fashion Awards is that Grand Prize winner
Meryll Rogge is the next Marni designer, and that her appointment could be announced as early as this week. (A rep for OTB, the owner of Marni, declined to comment. A rep for Rogge did not respond to a request for comment.)
Just a couple of weeks ago,
WWD floated the idea that Marni was in talks with
Ellen Hodakova Larsson, who won the LVMH Prize in 2024. (Alas, it appears that
another David Siwicki client was tapped.) The Belgium-born Rogge, who worked for Dries Van Noten and Marc Jacobs, has received steady praise, but a pick like this from OTB indicates to me that they were looking for a relative unknown with real-world commercial experience. (I’m sure whatever project they made her do was very good, too.) However, I know that some people within the ANDAM jury were surprised that she won the big award—which includes a mentorship with one of our kings, LVMH’s
Sidney Toledano—given that she is about to get another sort of boost. Anyway, best of luck to everyone involved.
Anyways i don't see marni being interesting with her sorry !!!her collections are literally the problem we havewith all these other empty quirky design going around looking like mix of margiela miu miu dries old marni comme etc etc etc
From the David Siwicki camp Hoda seems to be the most convincing even if its from the same margiela recycle legacy fed trough chat GPT