Curious, transgressive, free of stereotypes and taboos. MARLO STUDIO is committed to independent fashion, free of limits and borders, projected towards the future. The concept of a new tomorrow is defined and driven by optimism and hope. The brand founded by MARCIO LOPES, creative director and co-founder ZSOLT NAGYVÁTI, artistic director in 2019 offers an alternative for those who wish to put freedom of expression and self-identity at the forefront, and who don’t pay attention to the established and the clichés that remain in today’s society.
MARLO STUDIO was born to offer an unprecedented experience, and whose maximum expression, results in a huge dosage of autonomy and self-confidence. The brands risky style incorporates technological elements and materials, strategically integrated into a proposal that, far from resembling a costume, aims to become a second skin.
It’s unique pieces, impregnated with powerful meaning, show that technical advances can and should contribute to forging the fashion of tomorrow. A fashion based on well-being, beauty and self-confidence, in which gender, age or race issues have no place. Experimentation and the refusal to perpetuate the clichés that do not allow society to advance constitute the two main pivots of the work of MARLO STUDIO.
Through an ode to functionality and practicality, the brand corroborates the need to act urgently to combat climate change. That is why its alma mater, Marcio Lopes, produces in a sustainable way opting for a circular and proximity economy, caring for the quality of the fabrics and the synergies between the different elements that make up the work chain; from the approach and development, through to the elaboration of the collections and their subsequent production.
Strongly influenced by transhumanism, cultural and intellectual movement whose ultimate goal is the development of technologies that allow for improving human capacities on a physical and intellectual level, the MARLO STUDIO brand conceives fashion under a trial and error approach, repeatedly questioning what is historically accepted in search of new alternatives and meanings.
Keo Benhart knows his angles in this Schön! editorial captured by photographer Jordi Perez with fashion by Trevor McMullan who dresses Benhart in looks by ZIMMERLI, Raggedy Threads, Gabriela Hearst and others.
gilet, scarf + wristband. Stylist’s Own
t-shirt. Marni
trousers. Dries Van Noten
gilet, scarf + wristband. Stylist’s Own
t-shirt. Marni
trousers. Dries Van Noten
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Can you hear those faint whispers? In this Schön! editorial, captured by Alessia Barontini, art director and stylist Luca Pirri dresses Omer Brams in looks by Marni, Gucci, Romeo Gigli and others, with hair and make up by Federica Castiglioni.
jacket + hat. Stylist’s Own
knit. Comme des Garçons
trousers. Balenciaga
opposite
gilet. Maison Margiela x H&M
shirt. Stylist’s Own
glasses. Gucci
jacket + hat. Stylist’s Own
knit. Comme des Garçons
trousers. Balenciaga
opposite
gilet. Maison Margiela x H&M
shirt. Stylist’s Own
glasses. Gucci
“This look features emerging designers from Studio Paillette, a showroom that offers clothing rentals, which I love because it’s a sustainable alternative to constantly buying new pieces. It was such a cool way to support slow-fashion while discovering young designers during a busy fashion week.”
“This look features emerging designers from Studio Paillette, a showroom that offers clothing rentals, which I love because it’s a sustainable alternative to constantly buying new pieces. It was such a cool way to support slow-fashion while discovering young designers during a busy fashion week.”
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From navigating New York’s icy streets to soaking in the glamour of Parisian couture, Ellie Thumann’s Fashion Month was a whirlwind of runway moments, late-night fittings, and, of course, plenty of cappuccinos. The American model and digital creator first made waves on YouTube — where her channel now boasts over 2.2 million subscribers — before landing campaigns with brands like Marc Jacobs and Coach. Alongside her rise in the industry, she also uses her platform to candidly discuss her journey with anxiety and PCOS, offering a refreshingly honest perspective while balancing the demands of the fashion world. This season, she took on back-to-back shows across New York, Milan, and Paris, embracing every fashion-filled moment along the way. After weeks of non-stop action, Schön! caught up with Thumann in a photoshoot with Carl Niklas, where she broke down her Fashion Month looks and reflected on the season’s highlights.
Fashion Month can be non-stop — how do you keep your energy up with so many shows and events back-to-back?
I think it’s important to take the downtime when you’re not in all the chaos of the glitz and glamour to really sleep well — and of course, the honest answer is a bunch of cappuccinos!
What’s your go-to pre-show routine? Any must-haves in your bag to survive the day?
Band-Aids are a must-have, considering all the different heels and shoe changes. My pre-show routine is pretty simple: a good meal, caffeine, and then I’m ready to go.
You’ve been to so many events this season — any fun or unexpected behind-the-scenes moments that stood out?
Honestly, some of the best moments happen in between the shows. There have been some really fun Uber rides and a lot of amazing food stops along the way!
Looking back at all your outfits from Fashion Month, do you have a favourite look?
I think my Roberto Cavalli outfit made me feel like a princess — it was definitely my favourite. But I was really lucky to wear so many incredible looks.
“During fashion week, I was grateful to partner with Vestiaire Collective, which generously loaned me some incredible pieces. Their platform is a perfect example of how sustainability and high fashion can go hand in hand.”
“During fashion week, I was grateful to partner with Vestiaire Collective, which generously loaned me some incredible pieces. Their platform is a perfect example of how sustainability and high fashion can go hand in hand.”
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Let’s start with New York — what was the experience like for you, and which show stood out the most?
Michael Kors was my favourite. It’s always been a dream of mine to attend, and this was my second time! The designs were simple yet sophisticated, and I loved the little details, like the double belts. The only challenge? Navigating everything with snow on the ground — heels and ice do not mix!
Milan had some incredible collections this season. Which show surprised you the most?
Bally really caught me off guard! The looks were so unique, and I loved the different makeup styles — some models were completely covered in silver glitter, which I hadn’t seen from them before.
We met at the Ferrari show — such a cool setting! What did you think of the collection, and how did you decide on your look for the night?
Ferrari is always one of my favourite shows. They’ve entered the fashion space in such a unique way, and the fur pieces this season were so clean and cool.
You also attended Roberto Cavalli and Tod’s. Were there any standout moments or favourite looks?
Tod’s was surreal — Carla Bruni greeting guests? Iconic. And at Cavalli, the fur coats stood out, but the black sand on the runway was something I’d never seen before. The whole Pompeii theme was stunning.
“This Isabel Marant coat from Studio Paillette was a standout piece for me, especially when paired with classic Ray-Bans. I’m also looking forward to seeing what A$AP Rocky brings to the table as creative director — his influence in fashion is always exciting to watch.”
“This Isabel Marant coat from Studio Paillette was a standout piece for me, especially when paired with classic Ray-Bans. I’m also looking forward to seeing what A$AP Rocky brings to the table as creative director — his influence in fashion is always exciting to watch.”
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Paris has a totally different energy from the other cities. What surprised you most this season? Did anything about OFF-WHITE’s AW25 collection stand out to you?
The accessories at OFF-WHITE were amazing — so many statement earrings and cool shapes. It felt like a fresh take for the brand.
Elie Saab and Georges Hobeika always bring that dreamy, couture magic. How did it feel seeing those pieces up close?
It’s so special seeing them in person. The textures, the details — you can’t fully appreciate them through photos. And the scenography at those shows is always breathtaking.
After so many shows, what’s the first thing you do to unwind at the end of the day?
First thing? Take off my makeup, put on something comfy, and then nap.
