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Featured Tom Ford projects
This week's top Tom Ford projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Tom Ford · Tom Ford F/W 2026 Campaign
The Tom Ford Fall/Winter 2026 campaign leans into the sharp, monochromatic aesthetic synonymous with the luxury fashion house. Creative direction is driven by the debut collection of designer Haider Ackermann, captured through a high-key studio lens by photographer Stuart Winecoff. The series features a minimalist backdrop that prioritizes clean lines and structural tailoring. Fashion editor and stylist Jacob K emphasizes the interplay between classic menswear suiting, pinstripes, and contemporary feminine silhouettes, accented by deliberate accessories such as leather gloves and formal glassware. Execution relies on high-contrast lighting to highlight the fabric textures and architectural cuts of the collection. The imagery, which spans group and individual portraits, maintains a polished and minimalist visual language throughout the campaign.
Tom Ford · Fucking Fabulous
This product video for Tom Ford introduces the Fucking Fabulous lipstick collection. The commercial production emphasizes a clean, high-contrast visual language that centers on the product design within a luxury cosmetics context. The sequence relies on polished 3D render and CGI techniques, transitioning from stark monochrome typography to detailed close-ups. Production was managed by Max Cooper, with post-production and VFX provided by Max Cooper and Art Post.
Project Tom Ford · Tom Ford Autum/Winter 2026
Tom Ford’s Autumn/Winter 2026 campaign represents a masterclass in modern luxury fashion, stripping back the noise to focus on the interplay of tactile texture and precise silhouette. Under the refined vision of designer Haider Ackermann, the series leans into a sharp, uncompromising aesthetic that feels both archival and forward-looking. Captured through the lens of photographer Arnaud Lajeunie, the editorial portraits employ high-precision studio strobe lighting to emphasize the structural integrity of the collection, from lustrous satin blazers to bold, saturated faux-fur layers. The project benefits significantly from the cohesive fashion styling of Jacob K, whose meticulous eye for graphic detail—evidenced by animal print collars and finely textured neckties—complements the elevated creative direction of Matthew Scorte. Casting directors Giulia Massullo and Piergiorgio Del Moro assembled a diverse ensemble, including models Joe Bottomer and Nyawurh Chuol, who embody the brand's signature tension between cold composure and high-fashion intensity. Key beauty elements, such as the striking matte purple lip and razor-sharp grooming by hairstylist Guido Palau and makeup artist Lucy Bridge, provide a rhythmic punctuating point against the clean, high-key white backdrops. This campaign is not merely a showcase of apparel but a deliberate editorial statement that reaffirms the brand’s grip on contemporary menswear and womenswear, proving that minimalism, when executed with this level of technical rigor, remains the ultimate luxury.
Project Tom Ford · Tom Ford Resort 2026 Lookbook
The Tom Ford Resort 2026 lookbook serves as a definitive showcase for the label's latest menswear collection, designed by Haider Ackermann. Captured by photographer Ferry van der Nat, the project leans into a minimalist studio aesthetic that prioritizes sharp, directional lighting to emphasize the rich fabric textures and precise tailoring of the garments. The series highlights a vibrant color palette and intricate pattern work across a range of silhouettes, from structured double-breasted suits and suede outerwear to relaxed, elevated resort separates. With fashion styling by James Valeri, each composition maintains a clean, editorial focus, utilizing soft light and sharp flash techniques to define the collection’s polished identity.
Project Tom Ford · Tom Ford SUMMER 24
The Tom Ford Summer 2024 campaign defines the house’s seasonal aesthetic through a lens of sharp, minimalist tailoring and high-contrast monochrome imagery. Photographed by Anthony Seklaoui, the series leans into polished studio portraiture, utilizing hard light and graphic staging to highlight the intricate textures of knitwear, silk, and metallic hardware. Creative direction by Peter Hawkings and art direction by Edward James Lee anchor the collection in a clean, editorial framework. Each composition emphasizes geometric silhouettes, oversized sunglasses, and structured outerwear, maintaining a consistent high-key visual identity across the campaign. The production features a diverse cast including Aivita Mūze, Cherif Douamba, Ilias Loopmans, Kajsa Nasiell Nauckhoff, Nataly Vieira, Nyaduola Gabriel, Renee Bellerive, Rianne Van Rompaey, Sun Mizrahi, and Wali, with grooming by hair stylist Guido Palau and makeup artist Dick Page.
Project Tom Ford · Tom Ford F/W 24 Lookbook
The Tom Ford Fall/Winter 2024 lookbook presents a precise, high-contrast exploration of the brand's signature architectural tailoring. Captured in a series of monochromatic studio portraits, the collection leans into a palette of structured leathers, high-gloss textures, and metallic embellishments, set against stark white or deep black seamless backgrounds. The work emphasises sharp silhouettes and material finish, from crocodile-embossed accessories to sheer mesh detailing. Photographer Adam Peter Johnson and creative director Peter Hawkings define a focused, editorial aesthetic, supported by fashion styling from Alister Mackie and Marie Chaix. The production team is rounded out by hair stylist Guido Palau and makeup artist Dick Page, who provide a clean, polished finish to the models' profiles. Casting was managed by Piergiorgio Del Moro and Samuel Ellis Scheinman, featuring an ensemble including Mona Tougaard and Awar Odhiang.
Project Tom Ford · Tom Ford Women's wear S/S 24
The Tom Ford Women's Spring/Summer 2024 campaign presents a sharp, focused exploration of luxury tailoring and polished silhouettes. Creative director Peter Hawkings and stylist Marie Chaix lean into a retro-inflected editorial aesthetic, balancing high-glam evening wear with structured, minimalist separates. The collection is defined by glossy leather, metallic textiles, and sharp hardware, ranging from floor-length evening gowns to tailored pant suits. Photographed by Ferry van der Nat, the imagery adopts a distinctive polaroid-inspired visual language. The execution utilizes a combination of direct flash and warm, natural light against neutral studio backgrounds to emphasize texture and form. Featuring hair by Laurence Walker and makeup by Petros Petrohilos, the campaign captures a precise, high-fashion sensibility that prioritizes clean lines and elevated, monochromatic layering.
Project Tom Ford · Tom Ford S/S 24 Menswear
Tom Ford’s Spring/Summer 2024 Menswear collection is captured in a series of sharp, studio-focused portraits that emphasize the brand’s signature tailoring. Creative director Peter Hawkings and photographer Ferry van der Nat collaborate on this editorial campaign, which highlights the collection’s focus on textured fabrics, metallic accessories, and sophisticated eyewear. The project features a clean, minimalist aesthetic, utilizing a mix of bright studio lighting and direct flash photography to define the silhouettes. Stylist Marie Chaix rounds out the production, pairing velvet, leather, and satin garments with oversized tinted sunglasses and gold chain accents. Featuring hair by Guido Palau and makeup by Dick Page, the lookbook leans into a polished, retro-inflected visual style.
Project Tom Ford · TOM FORD MENSWEAR S/S 24
The Tom Ford Menswear S/S 24 campaign presents a focused study in modern tailoring and texture. Under the creative direction of Peter Hawkings, the imagery leans into a clean, polished aesthetic, utilizing sharp directional lighting and flash to accentuate the tactile qualities of velvet, crocodile-embossed leather, and wool-blend suiting. Photographer Ferry van der Nat captures the collection against minimal, neutral studio backgrounds, maintaining a consistent focus on silhouette and metallic detailing. The production features a collaborative team including hair stylist Laurence Walker, makeup artist Joey Choy, and set designer Alice Kirkpatrick, with casting led by Adam Hindle. The visuals highlight key pieces such as structured blazers, open silk shirts, and statement accessories across a series of editorial and commercial portraits.
Project Tom Ford · MENS FALL 2024
The Tom Ford Mens Fall 2024 campaign presents a sharp, curated exploration of modern masculine tailoring. Captured against minimal studio backdrops, the collection prioritizes clean lines, rich material textures, and a sophisticated, monochromatic palette that underscores the house's signature aesthetic. Photographer Ferry van der Nat works under the creative direction of Peter Hawkings to document the season, with fashion styling by Alister Mackie. The visuals integrate elements of editorial portraiture and instant film techniques, utilizing both direct flash and soft, natural lighting to highlight the tactile quality of leather outerwear, structured duffels, and precise menswear silhouettes. Featuring models Ahmed Richards, Ilias Loopmans, and Meng Yu Qi, the imagery emphasizes a composed, effortless elegance. The production is supported by hair styling from Laurence Walker, makeup by Joey Choy, set design by Alice Kirkpatrick, casting by Adam Hindle, and manicures by Elena Greco.
Project Tom Ford · WOMEN'S WEAR FALL 2024
Tom Ford’s Women's Wear Fall 2024 campaign leans into a sharp, architectural aesthetic, defined by its play of light and shadow. Shot by photographer Ferry van der Nat under the creative direction of Peter Hawkings, the editorial series utilizes repetitive horizontal lines from window blinds to create graphic, high-contrast silhouettes. The imagery maintains a polished, cinematic mood, often rendered through an analogue film or Polaroid-style finish that emphasizes the collection's focus on structured tailoring and metallic textures. Fashion styling by Marie Chaix anchors the work, pairing oversized sunglasses with sleek monochromatic ensembles, glossy trench coats, and satin tailoring. The campaign features talent including Hejia Li and Nyanderi Deng, with the studio-led compositions highlighting the clean lines and hardware-rich accessories of the season.
Project Tom Ford · Tom Ford S/S 25 Men's Lookbook
The Tom Ford Spring/Summer 2025 Men's lookbook presents a high-contrast study of contemporary tailoring, blending sharp silhouettes with an emphasis on tactile luxury. Creative director Peter Hawkings and fashion editor Alister Mackie lean into a palette that ranges from monochrome neutrals to vibrant, saturated tones, capturing the collection’s refined edge. Photographer Adam Peter Johnson brings a polished, editorial perspective to the imagery, utilizing varied techniques such as hard light and analogue film to highlight surface textures, including metallic sequins, leather, and sheer prints. The series, which features model Daniel Awaridhe, juxtaposes clean studio backdrops with architectural settings like marble-tiled floors and textured drapery.
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