Shot by renowned British photographer Alasdair McLellan at a historic Italian villa, Tod’s latest campaign is a portrait of effortless elegance, craftsmanship and the pleasures of everyday life.
Tod’s returns to its Italian Stories with its Autumn Winter 2026/27 campaign, offering an intimate portrait of the Italian lifestyle and the quiet luxury of simply being together.
Puglia’s stunning Villa San Martino is a rather idyllic setting, so rather than staging grand moments, McLellan captures a series of relaxed, spontaneous-feeling scenes that centre on connection, companionship and the small pleasures of everyday life.
It’s quintessentially Tod’s. Polished without being precious, sophisticated without appearing overly considered and a sense of ease running through it all, reflecting on the brand’s enduring belief in Italian style as something lived rather than performed.
Under Creative Director Matteo Tamburini, Tod’s continues to reinterpret its heritage through a contemporary lens, pairing exceptional Made in Italy craftsmanship with modern silhouettes and an understated attitude.
The season’s collection comes naturally into this world. The Di Bag returns in an elegant bowling silhouette, while the sculptural T Signature Bag brings a more contemporary expression to the house’s leather tradition. On the footwear front, the Metal Dots loafer features delicate gold-toned details, each applied by hand by Tod’s artisans, while the Red Dot Sneaker combines premium materials and an ultra-light sole for a more urban take on Italian craftsmanship.
Outerwear also gets the Tod’s treatment with the Pashmy Bomber, crafted from the house’s exceptionally soft Pashmy suede, a material chosen for its lightness and luxurious feel.
Joining McLellan behind the campaign are still-life photographer Joaquìn Laguinge, creative directors Kevin Tekinel and Charles Levai, and stylist Beat Bolliger, with models Mona Tougaard, Libby Taverner, Hedi Ben Tekaya and Anatol Modzelewski bringing the collection to life.