Tod's S/S 2026 Milan

[LadyJunon]

 

[hamburgers]

All that potential of making Tod's an interesting brand from his debut has really evaporated. Nothing's bad, but nothing looks like it required a creative director either.

 

[Lola701]

Yeah…
Give Tod’s to Altuzarra.
The shoes and bags are good though.
Do you need to have that many looks when the clothes are so forgettable despite their quality?

 

[LadyJunon]

They really peaked with his debut collection. Everything after that has been as bland as paper.

 

[GivenchyAddict]

How can he run out of fresh ideas so fast ? That was so bland.

 

[bc collector]

Still better than Fendi though

 

[Kanzai]

Lol, not Lola's obsession with Altuzarra (I saw her mentioned the guy several times this season).

This collection is like Tod's by a Toddler 🏃‍♂️.

 

[vogue28]

VOGUE.COM

 

[Monsieur Cristobal]

This is well done and the materials feel luxurious (the python in the dresses, the leather).
To me it has an Hermès vibe.

It is maybe not superexciting, but they know who their customers are and give them a decent product.

 

[j02215]

^ I agree - I think this is the right direction to go for their business positioning and clientele.

 

[WAVES]

that leather coat on Bibi! the white and also the black dresses being framed in leather was a fantastic touch and the bags also look great.
overall, good.

I also felt some Hermès-isms but I’m ok with it.

 

[Lola701]

Lol, not Lola's obsession with Altuzarra (I saw her mentioned the guy several times this season).

This collection is like Tod's by a Toddler 🏃‍♂️.

Ahaha. He makes good clothes without any identity. Why not make them for a brand that matters more than his.
Picture Altuzarra’s last collection under the name Tod’s. It’s believable.

 

[Cocteau Stone]

I love the striped leather pieces! They look so buttery and sumptuous.

You can almost see an attempt at an identity here but it feels very timid. Besides what I like, it is very faceless and empty. Gives very "niche contemporary upper class boutique brand" that are everywhere.

 

[Abby Zacky]

Its beautiful

 

[jeremydante]

There was an ease to it, which sits in the right spot for where a lot of labels have gone during this chaotic cultural time- concentrated minimalism as means of safety. For Tod's, I think it serves its purpose. It's a decent showing, definite Hermès elements seen throughout, which isn't necessarily a bad thing; just mirroring of luxury influence.

I had been trying to explain Tod's to my boyfriend in seeing the collection this season, and could only refer to it as an "italian version of something like Coach" and it feels that way to me. Especially with all the sub-categories they touch with accessories and footwear.