Tod’s Fall 2025 Ad Campaign

Review of Tod’s Fall 2025 Ad Campaign by Creative Director Matteo Tamburini, Kevin Tekinel and Charles Levai, with Photographer Theo Wenner

Tod’s Fall/Winter 2025/26 campaign, the latest installment in its Italian Stories series, offers a warm, cinematic meditation on what it means to live well. Shot by photographer Theo Wenner at Villa Colucci in the sun-soaked South of Italy, the campaign paints a portrait of refined leisure, where intimacy, heritage, and effortless polish converge.

Creative Directors Kevin Tekinel and Charles Levai frame the collection not as fashion moments but lived-in vignettes—friends at lunch under a cypress tree, a quiet moment by the pool, a dog lounging under a stone table. These are not aspirational images in the traditional sense; instead, they celebrate the beauty of slowness, softness, and shared time.

Under Matteo Tamburini’s direction, the collection reinforces Tod’s commitment to subtle luxury. Hero pieces like the W.G. boot and signature Gommino loafer ground the looks with tactile elegance. At the same time, the T Timeless and Di Folio bags, rendered in supple leathers and warm neutrals, echo the natural ease of the setting. The standout Pashmy Bomber, made from feather-light suede, embodies the brand’s quiet technical prowess.

In this campaign, Tod’s documents its lifestyle and sharpens its point of view. By casting luxury in moments of intimacy, ease, and craft, the brand continues to steer us toward something more grounded. Italian Stories is about nostalgia and rhythm. It’s about returning to the rituals that give life texture: a long lunch, a good book, a well-made shoe. It’s modern elegance lived, not just styled.