THE TALLER MARMO BALL Spring – Summer 2026 Collection

Sep 28, 2025

Taller Marmo celebrated the launch of its Spring/Summer 2026 collection with an exceptional event at Palazzo Visconti di Modrone, presenting a showcase inspired by three of the most iconic masquerade balls of the 20th century: Carlos de Beistegui's Le Bal Oriental (1951), Truman Capote's Black and White Ball (1966), and Marie-Hélène de Rothschild's Surrealist Ball (1972). These historic references formed a rich artistic tableau spanning three decades, the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s, reinterpreted through a contemporary lens as a celebration of the desire to shine, to impress, and to "dress for others."

In collaboration with Studio Thomas Zangaro, the event staged an extraordinary display of Bonaveri mannequins dressed in Taller Marmo creations, complemented by bespoke masks and headpieces by Noel Stewart, styled with precision by Alba Melendo, resulting in a captivating, immersive visual narrative.

The Spring/Summer 2026 collection marks the final chapter of a trilogy exploring the theme of excess. Following Nocturne (Resort 2026) and Showgirl (Pre-Spring 2026), this collection ties the three together with a common thread: three dimensionality, tactile contrasts, golden gleams, flowing fringes, and unexpected blends of floral, geometric, tropical, paisley, and abstract motifs, reflecting diverse personalities coexisting within the same universe.

At its core, the collection embodies the spirit of celebration: the art of dressing up, unapologetic glamour, and the thrill of making an entrance, all while celebrating individuality within a collective, where every woman can express her unique self while becoming part of a shared story.

The fabrics and colors embrace intentional extravagance. Florals dominate in jacquards and fil coupé with three dimensional effects, often woven with golden lurex threads. Highlights include diamond shaped lurex motifs on pomegranate chiffon, geometric gold designs on marigold chiffon, and silk velvet adorned with lilac flowers on a chartreuse base, cut into caftans, feather trimmed dresses, and dramatic opera coats. Metallic organza shapes caftans with ruffles or feather trims, short at the front and cascading into long trains. Ruffles revive the elegance of the 1950s, while volume and shine push silhouettes toward modern opulence.

The color palette adds vibrancy with lavender, turquoise, marigold, and cobalt, blending with gold applied directly on color, a liberating, joyful gesture. Hardware plays a starring role, handmade in Italy, three dimensional floral elements form straps for dresses and caftans. Balloon pants nod to Le Bal Oriental, while sequins explode into multicolored floral motifs, culminating in a striking one shoulder gown trimmed with ostrich feathers.

Taller Marmo continues its collaboration with family owned silk mills in Como, producing extraordinary jacquards and fil coupés. Standout pieces include a fringed fuchsia caftan, a slip dress adorned with gold and crystal floral hardware, a one-shoulder gown in black hammered organza embroidered with golden fringed flowers, and a new ivory and black floral caftan and slip dress set.

Silhouettes emphasize bare shoulders and arms, with subtle peekaboo details across minis and gowns. Recurring stylistic codes include the prominence of bare shoulders in cady and fil coupé, the return of ruffles, and the short front/long back play in feathered caftans, theatrical ruches, and knotted fringes. Fringe reaches bold new proportions, extending up to 60 cm on minis and caftans, reaffirming itself as a Taller Marmo signature. Halternecks remain another key brand element.

Caftans evolve into sculptural, oversized forms while continuing to embrace the body in innovative ways. Sequins reappear in bold multicolored variations, including a plunging V neck caftan and a playful leopard-print version mixing patterns and textures. Ethereal organza caftans lighten the richness of the lineup, while the season's most extravagant piece is a floral devoré slip dress with ostrich feathers, paired with a slip dress in the same fabric.

With The Taller Marmo Ball, fashion once again becomes performance, celebration, and spectacle, an invitation to dare, to reveal oneself, and to shine without limits.

Bader Al-Kulaib

Sheikh Fahad Nasser Sabah Al Ahmad Al Sabah

Dr. Noura Almashan

Dr. Munira Al-Arouj

Nour Abdul

Eisa Alhabib

Deema Al-Ghunaim

Lama AlOraiman

Sheikha Dana Nasser Al Sabah

Nadia Bader Al-Hajji

Henadi Al-Saleh

Jafar Islah

Abdullah Ghazi Al-Mudhaf

Abeer Al Awadhi

Shahad Alsabeeh

Talal Al Ajmi

Faisal Alagel

Bader Nasser Al-Kharafi

Shaikha Al Majed

Farah Almutawa

Donna Sultan

Dana Al-Mutawa and Sheikha Sharifa Al Sabah

Laila Almutairi

Adel Alwasis

Hashim and Amna Naseeb

Dr. Abdullah Al Sumait

Shaikha Al-Hajeri

Shaima Hassan

Sheikha Bibi Al-Yousef Al-Sabah

Free Jabriya

Lulowa Al-Mulla

Salman Al-Kandari

Al-Jawhara-Al-Mahdi

Mohamed-El-Hemaly

Hussain Bumejdad

Soaad Al-Faqaan

Maryam Alrefaei

Abdulmohsen AlMarzouq‏

Dr. Faisal Al-Roomi

Noor Al-Nafisi

Shaymaa Al-Terkait

Khalid Muthafar

Dalal AlHajeri

Mahmoud Dawood Al Marzouq

Fahad Al Ghanim

Abdullah Behbehani

Sara Al-kattan

Dr. Manal Aldaihani

Ali Khajah

Raheel Al Roudhan