Tom Ford

Tom Ford · Pre Fall 2026 Lookbook

Tom Ford’s Pre Fall 2026 lookbook serves as a masterclass in editorial minimalism, stripping away the extraneous to foreground the house’s unwavering commitment to precise, architectural tailoring. Captured through the sharp, disciplined lens of photographers Louise & Maria Thornfeldt, the series utilizes studio strobe lighting to achieve a high-key aesthetic that renders each garment with clinical clarity. By set designer Andrea Cellerino, the stark, seamless white backdrop acts as a neutral canvas, forcing an immediate engagement with the interplay of texture—from the fluid, cascading folds of pale blue silk to the rigid, structured density of camel wool overcoats. With creative input from designer Haider Ackermann and impeccable fashion direction from Gerry O'Kane, the imagery channels a sophisticated, almost severe elegance. Models Kayako Higuchi and Libby navigate these compositions with a coolness enhanced by dark, angular eyewear and signature leather gloves, emphasizing the collection's formal, polished narrative. The result is a refined exercise in portraiture where the clothing remains the singular subject, underscored by a crisp, commercial sensibility that defines contemporary luxury fashion. By stripping back the visual noise, the team creates a timeless dialogue between the model’s silhouette and the meticulous garment construction, ensuring that every pleat, pinstripe, and lapel is afforded its moment of focus within this impeccably curated, seasonless vision.

Tom Ford · Tom Ford Sunglasses 2026 Campaign

The 2026 Tom Ford eyewear campaign serves as a masterclass in editorial minimalism, stripping back the noise to focus entirely on the architectural precision of the brand's latest collection. Through a series of tight, intimate portrait compositions, the project elevates luxury eyewear into a primary visual subject. Photographer Drew Vickers masterfully utilizes studio strobe lighting to emphasize the high-sheen surfaces of both the tortoise shell frames and the sleek, gold-rimmed shield silhouettes. By placing models Mila van Eeten and Pol Schwinzer against crisp, pale seamless backdrops, the campaign leans into a high-key aesthetic that highlights the interplay between skin texture and premium materials. Fashion editor and stylist Gerry O'Kane bridges the gap between commercial demand and high-fashion sensibility, ensuring that every element—from the specific lens gradients to the placement of the gold-lettered logo—feels intentional and elevated. This is not merely an eyewear advertisement; it is a clinical, polished exploration of form and light that solidifies the Tom Ford signature. By prioritizing clean, even lighting and a restricted color palette, the campaign achieves a futuristic edge while maintaining the heritage quality associated with the fashion house. Every frame reads as a deliberate study in luxury, proving that when the execution is this precise, the product itself becomes the most compelling narrative.

Tom Ford · Tom Ford Pre-Fall 2026 Lookbook

The Tom Ford Pre-Fall 2026 lookbook serves as a masterclass in the intersection of traditional sartorial rigor and contemporary luxury fashion. By stripping away environmental clutter in favor of a stark, neutral studio environment, the collection commands total attention, allowing the house's storied craftsmanship to speak for itself. Photographers Louise & Maria Thornfeldt utilize precise studio strobe lighting to emphasize the tactile quality of the materials, from rich, light-catching velvet blazers to the structured matte finish of cognac suede jackets. Under the creative vision of designer Haider Ackermann, the collection leans into unexpected layering, where casual elements like olive green puffer jackets are seamlessly integrated over formal pinstripe tailoring. Fashion editor and stylist Gerry O'Kane bridges the gap between classic formality and modern edge, accessorizing the looks with sharp, wraparound sunglasses and meticulous patterns that elevate the silhouettes worn by models like Cirillo and Dario Tonin. The execution achieves a refined editorial aesthetic, focusing on the interplay between texture, proportion, and sharp tailoring. By maintaining a consistent, clean visual language throughout every portrait, the project reinforces Tom Ford's identity as a leader in the luxury fashion houses segment, proving that high-end menswear remains rooted in purposeful construction while continuously evolving through sophisticated, high-contrast styling choices that feel both timeless and inherently current.

Tom Ford · Tom Ford Eyewear F/W 26

For the Tom Ford Eyewear F/W 26 collection, the brand leans into a disciplined aesthetic that feels both timeless and sharp, reinforcing its position at the pinnacle of luxury fashion. Photographed by the duo Louise & Maria Thornfeldt, the campaign captures a study in refined masculine style, centering on the precision engineering of the season’s rimless aviator silhouettes. The imagery utilizes studio strobe lighting to carve out the model's features, allowing the silver metal bridge and thin frame construction to take center stage against a stark, high-key white backdrop. Model Elliot Belot anchors the series, projecting a polished, classic sensibility that aligns perfectly with the brand's heritage of understated power. Under the creative vision of designer Haider Ackermann, the work eschews trend-chasing clutter in favor of a clean, editorial minimalism that prioritizes material quality and geometric form. Casting director Piergiorgio Del Moro ensures the visual language remains cohesive, selecting talent that embodies the sophisticated, sartorial spirit of the brand. By isolating the eyewear within this commercial portrait framework, the project delivers a clear narrative of contemporary luxury, proving that the most effective fashion advertising often comes from a rigorous commitment to simplicity and technical clarity. The result is a series of images that function as a blueprint for modern eyewear elegance, balancing commercial appeal with high-art photography standards.

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Tom Ford · DÉFILÉ AUTUMN | WINTER 2026

For the Tom Ford DÉFILÉ AUTUMN | WINTER 2026 collection, the brand leans into a masterclass of luxury fashion editorial photography, stripping away the superfluous to place a singular, uncompromising focus on garment texture and high-fashion sensibility. Captured through the lens of photographer Quentin Saunier, the campaign functions as an exercise in editorial minimalism, utilizing stark studio strobe lighting to emphasize the juxtaposition between the structured, blue pinstriped shirting and the delicate, sheer intricacy of lace undergarments. Casting director Piergiorgio Del Moro facilitates a compelling visual narrative featuring Kristen McMenamy, whose expressive, dynamic posing and wind-swept platinum aesthetic inject a visceral energy into the otherwise static compositions. The imagery benefits significantly from the precise craftsmanship of makeup artist Lucy Bridge, who provides a striking, saturated red lip as a visual anchor against the model's pale complexion and the clean, high-key backdrop. Caroline Schmitt complements this vision with voluminous, flowing hair styling that emphasizes the movement inherent in the collection. By centering the craftsmanship of the design, this campaign achieves a timeless, sophisticated polish that respects the heritage of the house while asserting a modern, sharp edge. It is a calculated aesthetic study that highlights the synergy between fabric, form, and the commanding presence of its subject, ultimately reinforcing Tom Ford's position within the upper echelon of modern luxury fashion.

Tom Ford · Fall 2023 Ad Campaign

The Tom Ford Fall 2023 ad campaign masterfully channels the brand's enduring commitment to high-octane luxury and structural precision. Under the sharp creative direction of Peter Hawkings, the campaign leans into a sophisticated, editorial aesthetic that celebrates the interplay between classic tailoring and bold, modern textural contrasts. Captured with the expert lens of photographer Rory van Millingen, the imagery utilizes studio strobe techniques to create a polished, high-contrast look that elevates every garment. Whether it is the rigid geometry of a houndstooth trench or the high-gloss appeal of croc-embossed leather, the campaign highlights the intricate details that define the house's latest season. The compositions are intentionally centered and clean, allowing the interplay of materials—from sheer lace to heavy velvet and metallic gold accents—to take center stage. Styling by Edward Bowleg III brings a cohesive, confident edge to the portraits, while hair by Tsuki and makeup by Holly Silius accentuate the dramatic personalities of the models, ranging from voluminous, textured curls to sleek, minimalist lines. These images, featuring talents such as Camille Chifflot and Limamu Mbaye, serve as a testament to the power of deliberate, cinematic lighting and the impact of disciplined art direction. By balancing archival-inspired prints with contemporary silhouettes, the collection offers an evocative narrative of refined power, making the campaign an essential study in modern fashion advertising and brand identity.

Tom Ford · Spring 2023 Ad Campaign

The Tom Ford Spring 2023 campaign serves as a masterclass in modern luxury fashion, stripping away the superfluous to focus on the interplay of sharp tailoring and evocative, moody atmosphere. Under the creative direction of Peter Hawkings, the campaign leans into a cinematic, high-contrast aesthetic that feels both timeless and aggressively contemporary. Photographer Robin Galiegue captures the collection through a series of striking, low-key chiaroscuro portraits, utilizing studio strobe and natural light to emphasize the tactile richness of shimmering knits, structured leather, and metallic accents. The imagery, featuring a diverse cast of models including Jeanne Cadieu and Alaato Jazyper, channels an editorial minimalism where architectural geometric structures and reflective metallic backdrops provide the perfect, understated stage. Styled by Marie Chaix with sharp, polished hair by Laurence Walker and refined makeup by Dick Page, the campaign moves beyond simple product showcase, instead constructing a narrative of sophisticated power. The use of dramatic shadows and deep, cool-toned backgrounds heightens the focus on garment construction, from pinstriped suiting to floor-length gowns. This execution successfully reinforces the brand's identity as a bastion of unapologetic glamour, where every accessory, from the signature gold-toned hardware to oversized eyewear, acts as a pivotal element in a cohesive, high-fashion visual language that feels entirely definitive of the current luxury landscape.

Tom Ford · Spring 2024 Ad Campaign

The Tom Ford Spring 2024 ad campaign serves as a masterclass in luxury fashion house branding, distilling the brand's sharp, unapologetic sensibility into a series of highly curated visual vignettes. Under the creative direction of Peter Hawkings, the campaign utilizes a sophisticated, cinematic approach to showcase the season's collection of metallic suits, intricate chainmail gowns, and signature eyewear. Photographer and director Robin Galiegue masterfully orchestrates these elements, leaning into a moody, high-contrast aesthetic that channels both brutalist architecture and organic, shadowed landscapes. By juxtaposing the sleek, reflective surfaces of leather clutches and oversized hardware against the raw, weathered textures of concrete pool decks and dense forests, the imagery creates a deliberate dialogue between refinement and urban decay. Featuring a diverse ensemble of talent including Angelina Kendall, Ahmed Richards, and Agel Akol, the campaign adopts techniques like low-key chiaroscuro lighting and crisp natural light to emphasize the structural precision of the garments. With expert styling by Marie Chaix and beauty contributions from hair stylist Jimmy Paul and makeup artist Dick Page, the project successfully balances commercial utility with an editorial edge. The result is a cohesive and evocative narrative that remains tethered to the house's identity while embracing a modern, architectural minimalism that defines the current luxury landscape.

Tom Ford · Winter 2024 Ad Campaign

The Tom Ford Winter 2024 campaign is a masterclass in urban isolation and high-fashion tension, set against the dramatic, sprawling backdrop of Shanghai. Through the lens of photographer Robin Galiegue and the vision of film director Zhang Qingyun, the project leans into a cinematic, high-contrast aesthetic that perfectly mirrors the house's signature blend of luxury and severe, modern minimalism. The campaign captures an enigmatic cast—including models Meng Yu Qi, Fei Fei Sun, and Rianne Van Rompaey—navigating the city’s vast, neon-lit corridors and metallic urban landscapes with a detached, editorial poise. Utilizing live-action techniques and slow motion to juxtapose static subjects against the blur of frantic city life, the imagery creates a deliberate sense of scale. Stylist Marie Chaix defines the silhouette with sharp, military-inspired coats, plush faux fur, and form-fitting evening wear, all accessorized with the iconic metallic hardware that punctuates the Tom Ford identity. With lighting choices ranging from moody, low-key chiaroscuro to crisp, high-key architectural illumination, the project masters the interplay of light and shadow. The resulting narrative is both sophisticated and atmospheric, placing the collection within a gritty, global context that feels inherently cool, calculated, and distinctly aligned with the brand's unapologetically sleek legacy in the fashion industry.

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.

Tom Ford · Tom Ford Eyewear Autum / Winter 2026

Tom Ford continues to define the pinnacle of luxury eyewear with its Autumn/Winter 2026 campaign, a project that seamlessly blends high-fashion sophistication with a precise, editorial approach to portraiture. Photographer Arnaud Lajeunie captures model Joe Bottomer in a series of striking compositions that lean into the brand's legacy of sharp, unapologetic tailoring. The imagery utilizes studio strobe lighting to achieve a high-key look, creating a bright and clean aesthetic that draws immediate focus to the intricate details of the tortoiseshell-rimmed sunglasses. By pairing these eyewear pieces with a white shirt featuring a distinct leopard print collar and a subtle polka-dot tie, the campaign creates a masterclass in layered styling that feels both timeless and modern. The deliberate, minimalist background ensures that the craftsmanship of the frames remains the undisputed protagonist, while the direct gaze of the talent adds a layer of intense personal connection to the work. With thoughtful casting direction by Giulia Massullo and Piergiorgio Del Moro, the project manages to capture a specific mood of refined confidence. This latest release serves as a reminder of how the house maintains its position at the intersection of traditional fashion and contemporary commercial appeal, delivering a visual identity that is as polished as the products it represents.