Marisol Deluna

Intro Born in Mexico City to an artist mother and a jeweler father, Marisol grew up in a home filled with color, craftsmanship, and tradition. But while her peers embraced bright trends, Marisol gravitated toward the romantic shadows of gothic literature, Victorian silhouettes, and the dark elegance of Día de los Muertos imagery. By the time she was 19, she had already walked her first runway for an avant-garde designer who fell in love with her fearless blend of cultural pride and gothic style. In the years since, Marisol has become one of the most in-demand faces in high fashion — known for her haunting poise, her piercing gaze, and her ability to make any garment look like a relic of another world. Despite her success, Marisol remains deeply private. Off the runway, she retreats into a quiet life surrounded by old books, antique jewelry, and candlelit evenings. She speaks rarely in interviews, preferring to let her work — and her image — do the talking.