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Featured Tod's projects
This week's top Tod's projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Tod's · Tod's F/W 2026 Campaign
The Tod's F/W 2026 campaign captures a refined aesthetic across a series of editorial and commercial compositions. Photographed by Alasdair McLellan, the project moves between expansive estate grounds and structured interior spaces, relying on natural light to highlight the seasonal collection's material focus on suede and tailored wools. Under the creative direction of Charles Levai, Kevin Tekinel, and Matteo Tamburini, the visuals feature models Mona Tougaard, Anatol Modzelewski, Hedi Ben Tekaya, and Libby Taverner. Styling by Beat Bolliger emphasizes key pieces, including belted trench coats and signature driving loafers. The execution employs clean framing and monochrome treatments to ground the luxury fashion house's seasonal narrative in a polished, classic style.
Project Tod's · TOD'S F/W 26 Catalogue
The Tod's F/W 26 Catalogue serves as a masterclass in modern luxury fashion, seamlessly blending heritage-driven tailoring with a contemporary urban sensibility. Photographer Kuba Dabrowski captures the collection through a lens of quiet sophistication, utilizing soft, natural light to emphasize the rich, tactile qualities of the seasonal palette. From the fine-grain suede of the signature outerwear to the crisp, structured lines of wool-blend trousers, each composition leans into an editorial aesthetic that celebrates material integrity. Under the meticulous eye of fashion editor and stylist Bianca Raggi, the collection transcends traditional catalog tropes, finding harmony between the architectural geometry of city backdrops and the relaxed, effortless posture of models Claudia Campana and Hedi Ben Tekaya. Whether positioned against the refined herringbone parquet of a formal library or amidst the stark, rhythmic vertical slats of a modern streetscape, the project maintains a cohesive visual language rooted in European elegance. Casting directors Lorenzo de Fazio and Sofia Michaud have curated a cast that embodies the brand's understated confidence, grounding the high-end imagery in a lifestyle context that feels both timeless and grounded. Through this editorial lens, the Tod's F/W 26 collection is framed not just as apparel, but as a series of considered vignettes that highlight the interplay between texture, light, and structured form in a high-fashion environment.
Project Tod's · "L'Arte del Saper Fare", the Pre-Fal ...
The latest campaign from Tod's, titled L'Arte del Saper Fare, leans into a profound appreciation for tactile luxury and the heritage of Italian craftsmanship. Captured through the lens of photographer Théo de Gueltzl, the collection serves as a masterclass in editorial minimalism, grounding the house's storied Pre-Fall narrative in a serene, focused aesthetic. By stripping away visual clutter, the imagery allows the raw materiality of leather to take center stage, from deep brown suede garments draped in flowing, studded fringe to structural pieces featuring geometric leather layering and iconic metallic T-shaped clasps. The casting, orchestrated by Lorenzo de Fazio and Sofia Michaud, provides a disciplined canvas for model Alexandra Agoston, whose neutral expressions and contemplative poses emphasize the sculptural quality of the attire. Utilizing studio strobe lighting, the campaign achieves a soft, even luminosity that perfectly highlights the matte textures and deliberate construction of every piece. Whether through a stark, sunburst-like silhouette or a bold graphic accessory that frames the face, the project reads as an elevation of traditional luxury fashion, proving that the house's commitment to L'Arte del Saper Fare is as much about the silence of the composition as it is about the precision of the stitch. It is a sophisticated, highly curated series that manages to be both commercially accessible and artistically resonant within the high-end fashion sector.
Project Tod's · Tod's S/S 27 Men's Lookbook
The Tod's S/S 27 men's lookbook redefines modern luxury by grounding high-end tailoring in the candid, tactile reality of urban life. Under the sharp creative direction of Matteo Tamburini, the collection bridges the gap between sophisticated heritage and a relaxed, contemporary lifestyle. Captured through the lens of photographer Thomas Cooksey, the imagery leans into an editorial aesthetic that celebrates material depth. Across a series of portraits and full-length shots, models Alejandro Albaladejo Diaz and Pascal Thulin navigate environments ranging from neoclassical urban backdrops to rustic stone walls, creating a visual narrative that feels both storied and aspirational. By prioritizing natural light, the campaign emphasizes the intricate textures of the brand's signature leather goods and layered knitwear, allowing the interplay of shadows to define the silhouettes of blazers, corduroy jackets, and suede loafers. Rather than relying on static studio poses, the shoot favors movement and spontaneity, capturing the essence of a traveler moving through a city with ease. The result is a refined balance of fashion and functionality, where structured totes and tailored trousers become part of a larger, lived-in story. This collection demonstrates how thoughtful art direction can elevate everyday menswear into a cohesive portfolio of style, successfully positioning the house within the contemporary luxury fashion landscape while remaining tethered to the timeless quality of Italian craftsmanship.
Project Tod's · 'Vacanze Italiane' Summer 2026 Ad Campaign
The Tod's Vacanze Italiane Summer 2026 ad campaign masterfully captures the essence of a timeless Mediterranean escape, blending luxury fashion with a relaxed, aspirational lifestyle aesthetic. Through a series of carefully composed lifestyle and editorial images, the project transports viewers to sun-drenched coastal villas and pristine beaches, where the brand’s signature driving loafers and artisanal leather handbags serve as the ultimate symbols of refined leisure. The campaign leans into a sophisticated summer resort narrative, utilizing bright natural light and crisp composition to highlight the intricate textures of woven raffia, brushed suede, and smooth leather. By balancing portraits of individuals in elegant, neutral-toned attire with detailed product shots placed against the rustic charm of terracotta tiles, green wicker furniture, and turquoise waters, the imagery channels an authentic sense of Italian ease. From the graphic contrast of a raffia tote on a striped deck chair to the playful inclusion of a terrier posing with suede moccasins, the work maintains a cohesive, high-end editorial minimalism. This collection effectively positions Tod's as an essential companion for the modern traveler, emphasizing quality craftsmanship and understated elegance within a serene, expansive outdoor landscape that feels both aspirational and deeply rooted in the classic traditions of European summer vacations.
Project Tod's · Spring 2026 Ad Campaign
The Spring 2026 ad campaign for luxury fashion house Tod's masterfully captures the essence of Mediterranean leisure, balancing heritage craftsmanship with a contemporary, relaxed elegance. Under the guidance of creative directors Kevin Tekinel and Charles Levai, alongside Tod’s Creative Director Matteo Tamburini, the project channels a sophisticated resort atmosphere that feels both timeless and grounded. Photographer Alasdair McLellan lenses the collection against the sun-drenched backdrop of Italy's Torre della Limonaia in Maiori, utilizing soft natural light to create long, cinematic shadows that emphasize the tactile quality of the brand’s signature suede and leather goods. The visuals lean into editorial minimalism, with a focus on clean, architectural geometry and the refined textures of the footwear and accessories. From the close-up product shots highlighting the iconic pebbled rubber soles to the lifestyle scenes featuring models lounging on stone terraces, the campaign exudes a sense of effortless, high-end comfort. By integrating elements of cinematic storytelling with a crisp, commercial aesthetic, the imagery underscores the brand’s dedication to material excellence. Every frame feels deliberate, moving between the intricate details of a leather tote and the wider, sun-soaked narrative of a coastal getaway. This project serves as a compelling exploration of luxury fashion through a lens that prioritizes warmth, tactile depth, and a serene, aspirational lifestyle.
Project Tod's · Tod's Pre-Spring 2026 Campaign
Tod’s Pre-Spring 2026 campaign captures the intersection of luxury fashion and coastal leisure. Photographed by Alasdair McLellan, the series utilizes high-contrast monochrome and warm, earthy palettes to highlight the collection’s focus on tactile knitwear, leather accessories, and understated summer tailoring. With creative direction from Charles Levai, Kevin Tekinel, and Matteo Tamburini, the project channels a candid, holiday-inspired atmosphere. Stylist Charlotte Collet grounds the editorial in rustic, Mediterranean settings, where natural light and architectural shadows emphasize the collection's material details. The campaign features models Penelope Ternes, Anatol Modzelewski, Francesco Cicerchia, and Hedi Ben Tekaya in a series of relaxed, structured poses.
Project Tod's · Aweng Ade-Chuol Cover - Numéro Berlin
Tod’s takes center stage in this editorial feature for Numéro Berlin, starring Aweng Ade-Chuol. The project leans into a raw, urban aesthetic, contrasting the structured, high-end tailoring of Tod’s apparel against gritty industrial environments and geometric city skylines. Photographer Tereza Mundilova captures the collection across a series of varied portrait and diptych compositions. The imagery utilizes natural light and low-key chiaroscuro techniques to highlight the textures of heavy leather trench coats, ribbed knits, and sharp, double-breasted silhouettes. Editorial direction by Götz Offergeld maintains a clean, minimalist lens that balances intimate facial studies with wide, low-angle architectural shots.
Project Tod's · Tod's S/S 24 T-Timeless
The Tod's S/S 24 T-Timeless campaign centres on a series of editorial and commercial photographs that highlight the luxury fashion house's latest collection. Featuring models Loli Bahia, Quentin Demeester, and Walid Fiher, the series showcases signature leather goods and tailored garments within refined, classical interior settings. Photographer Simon 171 employs a mix of natural light and flash techniques, shifting between polished, clean commercial compositions and warm, retro-inspired editorial frames. The imagery explores the textures of leather loafers and structured handbags against ornate backdrops, utilizing a consistent vertical orientation to frame the collection's refined aesthetic.
Project Tod's · Tod's Resort 2025 Lookbook
The Tod's Resort 2025 lookbook presents a focused exploration of structured tailoring and tactile materiality. Under the creative direction of Matteo Tamburini, the collection emphasizes clean lines and a refined palette, brought to life through a series of vertical editorial portraits. Photographer James Robjant captures the garments against minimalist, two-tone studio backdrops that incorporate subtle architectural elements like geometric screens and perforated panels. Fashion styling by Brian Molloy centers on layers and texture, pairing leather trench coats, mesh knitwear, and structured utility jackets with the brand's signature handbags. The project utilizes natural light to highlight the construction of the apparel and the depth of the accessories. Featuring models Freya Nutter and Rejoice Chuol, the visual execution remains grounded in an earthy, clean aesthetic.
Project Tod's · Tod’s Accesories Campaign
Tod’s showcases its latest collection in this accessories campaign, blending traditional Italian craftsmanship with contemporary urban style. The series leans into a polished, commercial aesthetic, utilising natural light to emphasise the rich textures of structured leather bags and refined menswear tailoring. Captured by photographer Jack Day, the campaign features models Clément Laguardia and Marina Moioli navigating sophisticated city settings, from classic architecture to automotive-focused interiors. Stylist Luca Galasso provides a cohesive, clean look throughout the imagery, supported by hair styling from Nicholas James to complete the editorial narrative.
Project Tod's · Tod's F/W 2025
The Tod's Fall/Winter 2025 campaign presents a series of luxury fashion editorials and commercial assets captured within Mediterranean-inspired architectural settings. Creative director Matteo Tamburini, photographer Bea De Giacomo, and stylist Charlotte Collet focus on a grounded, tactile aesthetic that emphasizes the craftsmanship of the collection's leather goods and tailored garments. The project features models Ella Mccutcheon, Gabriel Pitanga, Hejia Li, Quentin Demeester, and Will Chalker positioned against sun-drenched stone walls and terracotta staircases. Utilizing natural light and hard light techniques, the visuals highlight the interplay between structured leather accessories and textured knitwear, maintaining a clean and warm editorial tone throughout the series.
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