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Timberland · Timberland x Jacquemus 2026 Collection

The Timberland x Jacquemus 2026 collection bridges the gap between rugged utility and high-end aesthetic precision, creating a campaign that feels both grounded and aspirational. By framing the collaboration against a backdrop of sun-drenched, jagged orange rocks and the stark contrast of a deep blue horizon, the imagery masterfully leans into the tension between soft, tailored apparel and the raw geological environment. Photographers Deo Suveera and Pamela Dimitrov utilize natural light to emphasize the crisp, modern lines of the light blue ensembles, allowing the signature boat-style shoes to act as a seamless anchor within the outdoor landscape. With model Mohammed Banze at the center, the work channels an editorial portrait style that feels elevated yet effortlessly authentic to the heritage of both brands. Under the creative vision of designer Simon Porte Jacquemus, the collection moves away from traditional outdoor catalog tropes, instead embracing a refined lifestyle narrative. Every frame benefits from direct, bright illumination that highlights the interplay of textures between the weathered rock faces and the structured fabric of the apparel. This project successfully merges luxury fashion house sensibilities with classic outdoor design, resulting in a cohesive visual language that feels purposeful, polished, and distinctly relevant for the contemporary consumer who demands versatility without compromising on a sharp, curated silhouette.

Timberland · Crafted for the holidays

Timberland’s Crafted for the holidays project introduces a seasonal campaign focused on winter apparel and footwear. Captured with an editorial aesthetic, the series leans into natural light and analogue film techniques to create a moody, wintry atmosphere. Photographer Cam Hicks collaborates with fashion editor and stylist Marcus Allen to highlight the brand's signature layered clothing and boots. Featuring models Denetric Malope and Kate Kremer, the imagery shifts between outdoor snowy landscapes set against dark architectural textures and cozy, warm indoor environments.

Timberland · Timberland

This campaign for Timberland highlights the endurance of industrial apparel through a series of vignettes set on active construction sites. Spanning both dawn and dusk, the commercial focuses on the physical interaction between workers and heavy machinery, scaffolding, and tools. The production leans into a warm aesthetic, utilizing natural light to accentuate the textures of work boots and industrial equipment. Created by The Martin Agency, the work employs a live-action technique to ground the brand within its traditional workwear roots.

Timberland · The Conversation

Timberland’s brand film, The Conversation, highlights the craftsmanship and manufacturing processes behind its signature footwear. Through a series of industrial sequences, the film captures the assembly of boots, from the operation of sewing machines to the final inspection of product rows on shelves. The narrative is anchored by a central speaker in a workshop setting, juxtaposed against urban imagery and exterior bridge architecture. Directed by HOUND, the piece employs a desaturated palette and cinematic, live-action techniques to emphasize the heritage and construction of the brand’s output. Creative development was led by Opus United, with production and sound handled by HOUND. Post-production and VFX were completed by FINALBYTE.

Timberland · Anthem

The Timberland Anthem campaign serves as a visual exploration of urban life, moving through residential backyards, streetscapes, and metropolitan interiors. Through a series of candid portraits, the film highlights a collection of contemporary casual wear, anchored by the brand's signature boots. The project features direction by Visie Admin with agency support from Pereira O'Dell and production by EXILE. Using a live-action technique, the cinematography relies on natural lighting and handheld camera movements to frame its subjects within an authentic cityscape. The resulting narrative adopts a clean, cinematic aesthetic that prioritizes movement and environment.

Timberland · The Bee Line Special

Timberland’s The Bee Line Special campaign leans into classic Americana motifs, pairing urban fashion aesthetics with the texture of a vintage diner setting. The commercial short captures the collection through a retro lens, utilizing analogue film techniques and grainy 16mm-style cinematography to ground the winter outerwear. Produced by Easy Mondays, the film weaves together candid dialogue and city-street vignettes. The visual treatment centers on warm golden tones and deep greens, highlighting the interplay between the collection and its metropolitan environment.

Timberland · Timberland Advice of an Icon Fall 2025

Timberland presents the Advice of an Icon Fall 2025 campaign, an editorial series featuring model Kiko Mizuhara. The project leans into a moody, low-key aesthetic, utilizing dramatic chiaroscuro lighting to isolate the subject against deep, forest-green textured backdrops. Captured by photographer and director Gabriel Moses, the campaign highlights the classic Timberland wheat work boots and seasonal apparel. Fashion editor and stylist Miyako Bellizzi completes the look with relaxed, clean silhouettes, while hair styling by Akki Shirakawa and Dre Demry Sanders, makeup by Jezz Hill, and nails by Honey refine the polished, minimalist visual approach.

Timberland · VENEDA CARTER TIMBERLAND 03

Timberland’s VENEDA CARTER 03 campaign leans into a gritty, industrial aesthetic, framing high-utility apparel against the metallic backdrop of aircraft and automotive equipment. Photographed by Liam MacRae, the project captures a technical fashion narrative through clean, vertical compositions. Fashion editor and stylist Veneda Carter emphasizes textures through layered outerwear, contrast stitching, and bold, monochromatic color palettes. The imagery utilizes natural light and low-key lighting techniques to accentuate the reflective finishes of the accessories and footwear, including standout blue lace-up boots. Hair styling by Darine Sengseevong and makeup artistry by Yasmin Istanbouli support the raw, editorial look.

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Timberland · The Conversation

Timberland channels its deep-rooted connection to urban exploration in The Conversation, a powerful new campaign that celebrates the utility and enduring legacy of the brand's iconic footwear. By blending an industrial, gritty narrative with the precise, tactile reality of craftsmanship, the film frames the classic boot as an essential foundational tool for the modern creator. The production, spearheaded by the team at HOUND, leans into a cinematic documentary style that bridges the gap between raw manufacturing and the vast, pulsating energy of New York City. Through high-contrast lighting and evocative live-action technique, the imagery captures everything from the intricate mechanics of a sewing machine to the stark textures of wet pavement beneath a heavy tread. These visual sequences, intercut with sweeping panoramic views of the Brooklyn Bridge and the expansive urban skyline, effectively position the product within the fabric of city life. The result is an editorial approach to footwear marketing that values workwear authenticity over superficial polish, grounding the brand in its history while highlighting its ongoing relevance in contemporary fashion. By emphasizing the intersection of manual labor and city streets, the project successfully elevates the boot from a simple accessory to a symbol of resilience, marking a distinct shift toward storytelling that respects the functional origins of the legendary silhouette.

Timberland · Timberland Authentic Boat Shoe 2026 ...

For the Timberland Authentic Boat Shoe 2026 campaign, the creative team has masterfully leaned into the heritage of the brand while contemporizing its visual identity for a modern audience. Under the sharp creative direction of Vincenzo Schioppa, the project finds a perfect balance between nautical tradition and contemporary lifestyle photography. By utilizing natural light to capture the tactile quality of premium leather and raw denim, the imagery avoids the polished artificiality often seen in footwear advertising, opting instead for a more grounded, editorial approach. Photographer Paul Hempstead frames the talent against contrasting textures—from the weathered wood of a shipyard hull to vibrant, monochromatic industrial doors—creating a visual narrative that is both gritty and optimistic. The inclusion of model Hyuk Kim helps anchor the campaign, while the styling by Riccardo Linarello emphasizes the versatility of the footwear through thoughtful layering and casual, lived-in silhouettes. This commercial effort effectively synthesizes the slogan One Authentic. Made For All. by focusing on the communal and varied nature of the human experience. With casting led by Drew Villani and Simone Riccomi, the resulting visuals feel genuine and inclusive, successfully positioning the classic boat shoe as a staple that transcends seasonal trends. The project achieves a clean, bright aesthetic that celebrates the intersection of functional design and effortless fashion, proving that timeless footwear can feel entirely fresh when placed within the right storytelling context.