The world keeps spinning. The musical chairs keep turning. From Moschino to Blumarine in Milan, it’s the season of debuts. Matteo Tamburini’s first collection for Tod’s was one of the most anticipated. After working as Matthieu’s Blazy right-hand man at the extremely successful Bottega Veneta, the expectations were high.
Unsurprisingly, Tamburini didn’t disappoint. Instead, he presented a collection that honoured the brand’s DNA. The accessories, particularly the shoes, were immaculate. Fringed loafers and untied boots were featured alongside more classic options. Tod’s symbols were further reflected in the clothing. A luscious pony hair coat stands out, as do thick leather trousers.
Knitwear was brought to the forefront, as sets were explored in varied ways. Thickly ribbed three-piece sets were juxtaposed with mysteriously layered cashmere sets, all in excitingly neutral shades. Tamburini even had time to introduce a new logo, an elongated T, featured in shoes and bags.
Words by Pedro Vasconcelos
