Tod's

Apr 2026

Italian Stories for Tod's leans into the timeless allure of the Mediterranean, capturing the quiet sophistication central to the designer fashion house. Through a deliberate choice of monochrome imagery, the campaign eschews the noise of saturated color to focus on texture and form, rooting itself in a classic cinematic lifestyle aesthetic that feels both nostalgic and immediate. Photographer Alasdair McLellan masterfully utilizes natural light to carve out deep shadows against the jagged, rocky coastal backdrop, emphasizing the intricate details of the collection through high-contrast composition. The editorial, brought to life with the collaborative vision of stylist Charlotte Collet, features a diverse cast of models including Lulu Tenney, Penelope Ternes, Anatol Modzelewski, Francesco Cicerchia, and Hedi Ben Tekaya. By embracing the organic grit of the shoreline and the rhythmic movement of the ocean, the project avoids the polished sterility of standard luxury advertising. The reliance on analogue film techniques further grounds the narrative, lending a tactile, authentic depth to the imagery that digital processing often lacks. This project successfully merges high-end fashion sensibilities with a raw, adventurous spirit, effectively positioning the brand not just as a purveyor of luxury goods, but as an essential element of a well-lived, aspirational life. Every frame functions as an evocative piece of visual storytelling, celebrating Italian heritage with grace, poise, and an undeniable sense of place.

Editorial, Lifestyle, Monochrome

Analogue / film, Natural light

Designer Fashion, Fashion