Edited by Marissa Moshell, Student on
Fresh out of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts, in Antwerp, Meryll Rogge has hit the scene with her outstanding runway show. Strutting fabulous designs, models for Meryll strutted down the runway in a strong sense of confidence. The designs are meant for strong women with a tendency to explore versatility and the unknown. Meryll stays away from colors that sit in the shadows, instead, she steals the spotlight with energetic, bright colors. The eye-catching reds and yellows are paired beautifully with softer undertones such as blues and whites. The design detail on all of the pieces is extremely intricate. There are definitely pairings throughout the collection, which one would not expect to work together as a whole; however, Meryll makes it all work. Meryll’s collection is a solid performance, including a unique range of dresses and coats. The designer doesn’t follow the usual path; creating her own sense of direction and creative rules allow Meryll to be granted with true success.
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