Tod’s SS25 Show review in a line: A reaffirming nod to the beauty and modernity of craftsmanship Designer: Matteo Tamburini Location: Fonderia Carlo Macchi The vision : There have been a variety of brand collections inspired by the charm of the Mediterranean coast for spring/summer 2025. Given its out-of-this-world splendour, it is no surprise that it is on the drawing board, especially given the energy of effortlessness that permeates throughout the season. At Tod’s , this was all about melding the traditional and the luxurious.
The vibe: Artisanal expertise continues to centre the brand. Walking into the show space, guests are greeted by the familiar sight of various artisans working on intricate goods. Two larger-than-life hands anchored the set, with concrete ribbons flying out of them—grandiose and eye-catching.
Juxtaposing this was a buzz of excitement for Jungwoo of NCT. What to shop from the collection: It was a consistent showing of beautiful ready-to-wear, with the star of the line-up being its variation of dresses, trench coats and another season favourite: windbreakers in resin-coated cotton and nappa leather. My personal favourite was the maxi dress modelled by Mariacarla Boscono, which featured an attached drape doubling up as a choker.
Joined by the likes of Naomi Campbell and Lina Zhang, Tod’s reinforced the allure of material, sending out an array of pieces in supple leather. The brand’s craftsmanship never fails to shine in the accessories departme.