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MARNI, ITALY, JUL 15 – Belgian designer Meryll Rogge succeeds Francesco Risso at Marni, becoming the only female creative director in Only The Brave's portfolio after a major leadership reshuffle.
- On Tuesday, Belgian designer Meryll Rogge was announced as Marni’s incoming creative lead, replacing Francesco Risso who departed in June 2025.
- Rogge's appointment follows a period of significant creative director turnover across luxury fashion, with a dozen changes in early 2025.
- Rogge is a Belgian designer known for founding her eponymous brand in 2020 and recently winning the 2025 ANDAM Fashion Award.
- OTB chairman Renzo Rosso praised her sensitivity in reinterpreting Marni's DNA and her contemporary vision that spans accessories, interior design, and communication.
- Rogge's leadership marks a return to female direction for Marni and suggests a forward-looking creative phase for the Milan-based brand founded in 1994.
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Marni Appoints Meryll Rogge as New Creative Director
Summary Marni has officially appointed Belgian designer Meryll Rogge as its new Creative Director, taking over from Francesco Risso. Rogge, a recipient of the 2025 ANDAM Grand Prize, brings a distinct vision characterized by vintage whimsy and contemporary craftsmanship to the Italian house, having previously worked at Marc Jacobs and Dries Van Noten. Following the exit of long-time creative director Francesco Risso, Marni has officially announ…
Meet Meryll Rogge, Marni's New Creative Director
Photo by Gretar GunnlaugssonMeryll Rogge is the new creative director of Marni. Only The Brave (OTB), the brand’s parent company, confirmed on Tuesday that Rogge will take over following Francesco Risso’s departure last month. The Belgian designer has been one to watch since launching her namesake brand and just took home this year’s ANDAM Prize for emerging designers.“I’m truly honored to join Marni—a house I’ve long admired for its independent…
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