Tod’s Spring/Summer 2027 Reimagines The Everyday

There’s something charming about Tod’s spring/summer collections that extends beyond their tried-and-true shoes and bags, and I’m not just talking about this season’s. Creative Director Matteo Tamburini has the ability to translate what may seem like minimalist silhouettes into beautiful pieces that can sometimes even be described as sensuous, and undoubtedly youthful.

Intrigued? Let’s go on a deep dive.

How is a personal imaginary formed and in time become one’s personal style? This was the question Tamburini pondered over this season. He found his answer in his growing up years: the 1990s. Not through nostalgia per se, but through process and codes of different worlds colliding and fusing—music, film, people, and the Italian way of living.

The formality of tailored suits relaxes, toughness of leather melds into fluidity, colour blocking lends joy to the severity of graphic lines—these elements bring about the modern Tod’s wardrobe, where a woman moves freely between worlds as she chooses.

Amongst an overall mood of joy and stability, we zoom in on details that spark playfulness; a little bit of “if you know, you know” vibes. Peek the belt buckle that is inspired by sailing gears, lending a touch of summer, and supple ostrich leather upon Tod’s Candy clutch in neutral hues and sunshine yellow. Elegance and effortlessness come through in details often overlooked. Now, this is luxury.

Along with the lightness of leather draping across the body and breathability of silk on parachute trousers and easy dresses, Tamburini adds perforations into Tod’s timeless Gommino loafers, giving it a fresh look while keeping the house grounded in tradition.