Matteo Tamburini, the new creative director of Tod's, presented his first collection at the Pavilion of Contemporary Art in Milan.

The show was a clear statement about the direction in which he wants to see the brand. The collection was distinguished by simple but light silhouettes, a versatile cut and "a balance between tradition and modernity," as Tamburini himself said. The color palette was restrained, in natural shades, and the materials were rich and varied, including the new Pashmy suede, soft as cashmere. The images were both casual and chic, demonstrating the modern approach to relaxed clothing that the brand is associated with.

Tamburini draws inspiration from both classics (photographs by Alain Delon on a mudboard) and modern art (works by Jean-Michel Basquiat), which is reflected in his minimalistic design with a touch of extravagance. At the same time, Tamburini remains pragmatic and understands that Tod's holds a strong position in the segment of elegant casual clothing. His task is to maintain this position, but to make the brand more modern and attractive.

The summer collection included deconstructed suits, underwear made of special fabric that can be worn both independently and as an additional layer in clothing, as well as a lightweight field jacket — one of the classic models of the brand.

The Tod's collection by Matteo Tamburini is smart and lightweight clothing that will be a great addition to a modern men's wardrobe.

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