Tod's

Mar 2026

The Tod's Hand Made SS26 campaign serves as a masterclass in material devotion, positioning the storied luxury fashion house at the intersection of high-concept sculpture and traditional craftsmanship. Through the lens of photographer Théo de Gueltzl, the collection emerges not merely as apparel, but as an exploration of tactile architecture. The imagery leans into a sophisticated monochromatic palette, where the interplay of light and shadow highlights the intricate work of leather artisans. Models including Sophie Dominique Gonzalez navigate a series of minimalist portraits that emphasize the house's signature leatherwork, ranging from architectural, tan leather garments to sophisticated turbans crafted from interwoven braided taupe leather. The execution of the campaign, guided by casting directors Lorenzo de Fazio and Sofia Michaud, prioritizes an editorial minimalism that strips away excess, leaving the viewer to focus entirely on the precise, sculptural folds and laser-cut perforated grids. By utilizing studio strobe lighting to achieve a soft, even glow, the project captures the distinct metallic shine of T-shaped hardware and the supple texture of the hides. This work stands as a testament to the brand's heritage, successfully translating the labor-intensive nature of hand-made accessories into a high-fashion editorial narrative that feels both timeless and grounded in contemporary material luxury, effectively bridging the gap between functional accessory design and pure artistic expression.

Editorial, Portrait

Studio strobe

Luxury Fashion Houses, Fashion