Meryll Rogge SS25
The Wedding Collection
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This Spring Summer 2025 collection looks at rituals and the pleasures of celebrations. Combining longtime favorite and the excitement of newness, it indulges in the creation of festive and ceremonial outfifits for the big day, as much as for the everyday.
Upcycled denim pieces are worked into color schemes to form sophisticated volumes. Outerwear pieces and overcoats gain a sense of evening drama through their generous proportions. A hint of lace and rufles, of cape-like draped silhouettes convene more personal memories. Drawing from her own photo-album, Meryll Rogge reenacts the festive qualities of her recent wedding party in Northern Spain. In lieu of bridal flowers, the sempre vivas bouquets become a print in satin silks, a variation of floral intarsias or an embellished neckline. Rings turn into a bold decorative concept more than a traditional token: large metal eyelets spread across nylon organzas and make for a bold and carefree embellishment. Something old, like a favorite crinkled satin becomes something new, cut into a set of classic men’s shirt and trousers. Recurring shapes distill a few surprises: gingham and leopard become trompe l’œil in knits, a plaid worker’s jacket is trimmed with a denim patch collar. Bows multiply forming a most celebrative all-over texture – the wedding festivities continue.
In collaboration with Solal Mariotte, Synne Elve Enoksen and Leyla de Muynck, Meryll Rogge’s Spring Summer 2025 collection takes shape. The three contemporary dancers have composed and performed a series of postures embodying the collection’s singular atmosphere and dynamics translated into poetic still lives.
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Brand profile
Meryll Rogge is a Belgian ready-to-wear label offering a contemporary wardrobe defifined by unexpected beauty and pragmatic sartorial decisions. The brand artfully balances the radical simplicity of menswear with the sophistication of eveningwear, reimagining classic, durable pieces with a playful yet bold sensibility. Rogge’s designs embody a progressive approach to fashion, infusing a forward-thinking spirit with a deep reverence for the past. This creates an aesthetic that is joyfully ambivalent, where surprising contrasts and fortuitous connections thrive. The label dresses the free-spirited individual—someone who values self-expression over con- vention—effortlessly embracing both the ultra-masculine and the opulent feminine with equal confidence.
Designer Profile
Meryll Rogge, the label’s visionary creative director, has a rich background that spans both Antwerp and New York. After studying Fashion Design at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp, she joined Marc Jacobs’ design team in New York, contributing to some of his most iconic collections. Returning to Antwerp, she became the Head of Women’s Design at Dries Van Noten, a collaboration that further honed her craft. Seeking to express her own unique vision, she established her own studio near her hometown of Ghent. Meryll Rogge also engages in a consulting activity for luxury fashion groups, leveraging her extensive expertise in design and brand development.
Rogge’s work has garnered signifificant acclaim. She was honored with the Belgian Fashion Award for Emerging Designer in 2021, nominated for the prestigious LVMH Prize in 2022, and in 2024, she became a fifinalist for the ANDAM Award and earned a nomination as Designer of the Year at the Belgian Fashion Awards. Her work has been featured in exhibitions, including the “Echo” showcase and the acclaimed “Do Nothing Club” installation at MoMu (Antwerp), underscoring her deep engagement with artistic narratives. Pieces from her collections have also been acquired by fashion museums, further cementing her place in fashion archives and the industry’s future. With a brand ethos that is both genderless and timeless, Meryll Rogge continues to reshape contemporary fashion with a daring vision, merging the masculine and feminine into a celebration of individuality.
Aurelie de Burbure