Tod's Says Creative Director Matteo Tamburini Is Stepping Down After Nearly Three Years, His Final Collection Being Spring/Summer 2027
Italian luxury house Tod's announced on November 10 that creative director Matteo Tamburini is stepping down. Tamburini had held the role since December 2023, having joined from Bottega Veneta, where he was head designer of ready-to-wear. His final collection for Tod's was Spring/Summer 2027, shown at Milan Fashion Week in September. The group named no successor and did not say whether it will appoint one.
In its statement, Tod's said the decision follows its plan to more decisively communicate the brand's values, the distinctive character of its codes, the artisanal quality of its products and the Italian lifestyle. Chairman and CEO Diego Della Valle thanked Tamburini for his creative and professional contribution; Tamburini described his time at Tod's as an important chapter in his professional journey.
Tod's Group, which also owns Hogan, Fay and Roger Vivier, left the Milan stock exchange in May 2024 in the L Catterton transaction. Group revenue in 2025 was €966 million, with the Tod's brand contributing €492.4 million, down 6.8%. Since former CEO John Galantic stepped down at the end of April 2026, Della Valle has served as both chairman and CEO. (Source: Tod's Group)
Source: Tod's Group
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