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Milan Fashion Week SS25 · Runway show Womenswear

Taller Marmo

By Riccardo Audisio. 24 looks, shown 17 September 2024 in Milan.

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The collection, look by look

MILANO MODA DONNA - 17/23 SETTEMBRE 2024 · SS25

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Who designs Taller Marmo

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Co-founder and designer

Riccardo Audisio

Italian

Riccardo Audisio co-founded Taller Marmo with Yago Goicoechea, whom he met at Istituto Marangoni in Milan before both left the school. The pair launched the brand in the early 2010s and describe themselves as dressmakers. Taller Marmo is known for feather-fringed kaftans and eveningwear with a retro jet-set feel, and is based in Milan.

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Co-founder and designer

Yago Goicoechea

Argentine

Yago Goicoechea co-founded Taller Marmo with Riccardo Audisio after they met at Istituto Marangoni in Milan. The duo started the brand in the early 2010s and present themselves as dressmakers rather than fashion designers. Its signature pieces are kaftans, many with feather fringing, alongside other eveningwear sold through international retailers and shown in Milan.

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Taller Marmo, in context

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