Matteo Tamburini steps down as Tod’s creative director
Tamburini leaves the role he held since 2023 as Tod’s sets out a direction focused on brand identity, craftsmanship and Italian lifestyle.
By Style Serum News Desk ·
Matteo Tamburini is stepping down as creative director of Tod’s, according to FashionUnited. He had held the role at the Italian brand since 2023, succeeding Walter Chiapponi. His runway debut was the autumn/winter 2024 womenswear collection at Milan Fashion Week.
The company said the announcement comes as it pursues a direction intended to communicate its brand values, recognisable codes, artisanal product quality and Italian lifestyle more decisively. Tod’s Group chairman and chief executive officer Diego Della Valle thanked Tamburini for his creative contribution, commitment and work with the company’s teams.
Tamburini described his time at Tod’s as an important professional chapter and an opportunity to bring his creative vision to the brand. He thanked the Della Valle family and his colleagues. His previous experience includes work at several luxury brands, including Bottega Veneta.
Why it matters The departure changes Tod’s creative leadership as the company articulates its priorities for brand identity and product craftsmanship. For fashion businesses and buyers, those stated priorities frame the brand’s direction beyond Tamburini’s tenure.
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