Lindsey Wixson Dons Statement Hairstyle in Taller Marmo’s Pre-Fall 2025 Campaign

MILAN — Top model Lindsey Wixson dons a glamorous wardrobe and some bold hairstyles as the face of Taller Marmo’s pre-fall 2025 campaign, which is to be released on Wednesday.

Riffing on vintage fashion editorials, the images are loosely inspired by the work of Henry Clarke, marking the final chapter of a trilogy dedicated to legendary photographers the brand launched last year. Taller Marmo’s founders Riccardo Audisio and Yago Goicoechea previously paid tribute to the iconography of Helmut Newton and Slim Aarons in the brand’s resort 2025 and spring 2025 campaigns, respectively. 

For the latest installation, the designers zeroed in on Wixson “as we knew we needed a girl who seemed to come straight out of the ‘60s and ‘70s,” Audisio said. “Lindsey was immediately our first choice: no one else could embody that spirit better.”

Goicoechea defined the model as “an icon in the industry,” which she took by storm when she first broke through in the late 2000s, rapidly securing works for the likes of Prada and Miu Miu and then starring in campaigns for the likes of Versace and Alexander McQueen throughout the years.

“She brings a level of professionalism that is truly extraordinary,” continued Goicoechea, recalling the experience on the campaign’s set. “Almost all of us in our team are her age and during a lunch break we found ourselves thinking how, as teenagers passionate about fashion, we felt like we were growing up with her. Lindsey started very young, and she has been a constant presence in our imagination. Sharing this memory was truly a special moment.”

Photographed by Francesco Scotti and styled by Alba Melendo, Wixson poses against the backdrop of temples and ancient ruins, in a nod to the collection’s title “Odyssey.” While Audisio’s and Goicoechea’s signature eveningwear rich in vibrant colors, sparkles and feathers is known to grab the attention, in the images Wixson’s statement hairdos offer quite a competition. Coiffed in graphic lines or extending to crazy heights, the hairstyles conceived by Fernando Martinez and complemented with makeup by Chiara Marinosci amplify the flamboyant vibe exuding from the campaign. 

“The hairstyles are deeply inspired by the editorials of the ‘70s, when beauty was a form of experimentation and there was a constant attempt to go beyond the ordinary, breaking conventions,” Audisio said. “There are timeless images of models such as Veruschka, Marisa Berenson and many other legends, all sharing bold and visionary looks. It is precisely that visual universe that sparked our desire to add a touch of fantasy and to detach ourselves, at least a little bit, from reality.”

As for the collection, which is hitting the stores this month, it offers Taller Marmo’s signature high-glam silhouettes — such as roomy caftans, one-shoulder gowns and fringed dresses that can fit any size — in a softer color palette featuring baby pink, aquamarine and lemon hues. Fabrications range from a bias-cut platinum fil coupé on a crepe de chine base to a metallic organza with a liquid effect and a sequined spongey bouclé for more texture. 

Embellishments include the duo’s beloved feather trimmings, as well as crystals running down the necklines and cuffs in fluid dresses — a preview of an upcoming collaboration with Swarovski.

Rounding off the lineup is what the designer dubbed the “Destination Edit,” which features their most expansive swimwear offering to date via sets made of one-shoulder and halter-neck swimsuits paired with matching short or long pareos conceived to seamlessly transition from day to night.

As reported, the swimwear proposition was introduced last year along with the launch of the menswear line to coincide with Taller Marmo’s 10th anniversary. For the occasion, Audisio and Goicoechea tapped other two iconic models like Georgina Grenville and Mark Vanderloo for the cinematic campaign marking these categories’ debuts.

Since its launch, Taller Marmo has carved out a loyal customers base — especially in the Middle East and Europe — and worn by a crop of celebrities including the likes of Lady Gaga, Sharon Stone, Rossy de Palma, Viola Davis, Alicia Keys, Kylie Minogue and Róisín Murphy, to name a few.