Marni F/W 2025.26 Milan

[Alquimista]

If it was real fur, it would still look like sh1t.

The menswear is better than the womens but that is not very hard to accomplish. lol

 

[proseccotabis]

im still living to see the video
is it not out yet?!

 

[GoldenPetals]

It's very garish. And the choice of fabrics is VERY questionable. I'm very disappointed. I thought last season knocked it out of the park.

 

[GoldenPetals]

And YES where is that damn video?!

 

[donyan]

I have to be honest and say I don't hate it. Individual pieces has a certain appeal, although the whole collection together gives Pokemon on Acid

 

[proseccotabis]

And YES where is that damn video?!

its kinda crazy they still dont have video out?? all other brands do!

 

[IloveDiorHomme]

SS25 is stronger, on this I can agree. It's a decent collection. Beautiful colors, unexpected volumes, nice bags, quirky casting.
It's always interesting to discover any collection by Francesco Risso. Everything is really personal and feels like an invitation into his fantasy.

Not all garments are perfectly executed, but the mood, the research on volumes is interesting and not as scholar as other designers do.

 

[LasagneDelRey]

Kind of feel like this brand is a big drain on OTB currently. I don’t know how they are making any money?

 

[Cocteau Stone]

I keep coming across the custom pieces Wintour has from his Marni - and based on this collection - and I wonder why they don’t do more of that?

I also wonder what IT is Wintour sees in his Marni. I just don’t get it.

 

[proseccotabis]

I keep coming across the custom pieces Wintour has from his Marni - and based on this collection - and I wonder why they don’t do more of that?

I also wonder what IT is Wintour sees in his Marni. I just don’t get it.

Apparently she likes Francesco Risso. I don’t get why either. His work is horrific and he should’ve been fired a long time ago

what is wrong with Renzo rosso

 

[Cocteau Stone]

^ I wonder if it is down to design, or how easily manipulated he can be under her ruling hand? Frankly, I think it is the latter…