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Another new vacancy has just opened up at one of Italy’s top fashion houses as Tod’s announced today that they are parting ways with designer Matteo Tamburini in order to “strengthen [the brand’s] focus on more decisively communicating [its] values, the distinctive character of its codes and the artisanal quality of its products, as well as the Italian lifestyle.” Which is too bad really, because Tamburini designed some really beautiful clothes during his time at Tod’s. Even if they didn’t necessarily set the fashion world on fire, they were sophisticated and sumptuous and wearable, which is more than you can say for a lot of brands these days.
- Tod’s by Matteo Tamburini Spring 2027
- Tod’s by Matteo Tamburini Spring 2027
- Tod’s by Matteo Tamburini Spring 2027
- Tod’s by Matteo Tamburini Spring 2027
“I would like to thank Matteo for his creative and professional contribution throughout his tenure, for his commitment and for the work carried out in close collaboration with the company’s teams,” said Diego Della Valle, Tod’s chairman and chief executive officer. “I wish Matteo every success in his future professional endeavors.”
Tamburini was creative director of men’s and women’s collections at Tod’s for three years, joining the brand after a six year stint at Bottega Veneta in Milan, where he served as head designer for leather garments, outerwear, and men’s and women’s tailoring.
- Tod’s by Matteo Tamburini Spring 2027 Menswear
- Tod’s by Matteo Tamburini Spring 2027 Menswear
- Tod’s by Matteo Tamburini Spring 2027 Menswear
- Tod’s by Matteo Tamburini Spring 2027 Menswear
“My experience at Tod’s has been an important chapter in my professional journey and an opportunity to bring my creative vision to the brand,” said Tamburi. “I am proud of what we have achieved together and grateful to the Della Valle family for the opportunity they have given me. Above all, I would like to thank the talented people I have had the pleasure of working with, whose passion and dedication have made this experience so meaningful. I conclude this chapter with deep respect for the work we have accomplished and for the people who made it possible.”
Given the rate at which designers are being dispatched these days, three years in the top spot at any fashion brand feels like a major accomplishment. Here’s hoping Tamburini and his talents find a new home soon. There are certainly plenty of openings at the moment.
Tod’s has yet to announce Tamburini’s replacement.























