Not too long ago, a meme began to circulate on Twitter. It depicted the fashion industry as a high-school cafeteria, with each designer attracting a specific subgenre of students: Rick Owens sits with the goths, of course, while Ralph Lauren attracts the jocks and Gucci remains proudly aligned with the nerds. If that was the case, then Marni’s cafeteria table would be the domain of the arty kids. Since the Sardinian designer Mr Francesco Risso took over the label in 2016, the Italian brand has leaned into a crafty, artisanal and playfully off-the-wall aesthetic that has made its clothes distinct from almost anything else out there. They are bold in colour, print and shape, but with a laid-back slouchiness that keeps them from veering into the alarmingly outré.
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