In the 13 years since he founded his eponymous fashion brand, Tom Ford has cemented himself alongside the legends of his industry and overnight farewelled his beloved brand with a final campaign shot by Steven Klein. To mark the final Tom Ford collection he had his hand in, Ford was cinematically shot walking through the archives of his brand as he reissues his favourite looks over the last decade-plus of designs.
Bold, flashy and unequivocally Tom Ford, the final collection brought back a number of Ford’s favourite muses during his time at the helm of his brand such as Amber Valletta, Joan Smalls, Karlie Kloss, and Caroline Trentini, each of whom was clad in a few of his most notable designs. These looks included well-known designs from Spring 2014 and 2016, Gwyneth Paltrow’s famed white cape gown from the 2012 Oscars and even the viral fuchsia breastplate worn by Zendaya when she appeared at the 2020 Critics Choice Awards.
It was late last year when the news broke that Ford had sold his label for an impressive $4.15 billion to Esteé Lauder, before treating himself to a new $72 million Palm Beach mansion to celebrate his new billionaire status. Previously the creative director of Gucci and enjoying the bullet points of Academy Award-nominated film director and art collector on his CV, we’re sure this isn’t the last we see of Tom Ford.
Photos courtesy of Tom Ford/ Steven Klein
