Marni 2018 Fall/Winter Collection

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Marni creative director Francesco Risso pulled all of the stops for the Italian imprint’s Fall/Winter 2018 collection. The cold-season range unveiled at Milan Fashion Week boasts an eclectic assemblage of outerwear, suiting, tops, trousers, and accessories. Eye-catching items span checkered down jackets, hooded trench coats with plaid motifs, button-down shirting with hand-painted illustrations, nylon boiler suits with color-blocking, and oversized pants with embroidered graphics.

View Marni’s full Fall/Winter 2018 range above and don’t miss out on our ongoing Milan Fashion Week Men’s coverage.

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Marni Unveils a Pattern-Packed Fall/Winter 2018 Range

Eye-catching garbs for the colder months.

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