Tom Ford approaches seduction from the more dangerous side of desire for fall-winter 2026. Photographed by Stuart Winecoff, the campaign assembles Liu Wen, Paolo Grebic, Mila Van Eeten, Aluel Makuach, Scott Barnhill, Benjamin Orlando, Ardi H, Kristen McMenamy, Malick Bodian, and Alfredo Ramirez against an unforgiving white backdrop. Here, attitude fills the frame.
Tom Ford Fall/Winter 2026 Campaign
Haider Ackermann’s sharp tailoring provides the armor, while leather gloves, severe pinstripes, dark eyewear, and exposed skin suggest something less respectable. These are people who appear accustomed to getting away with things.
Beneath the campaign’s “discourse of seduction” sits a more interesting proposition about what happens when clothes make someone feel powerful, perhaps even invincible. Tom Ford has long understood that desire becomes more potent when mixed with money, taste, and questionable judgment.
Ackermann picks up that thread, suggesting that the real seduction of Tom Ford may be less about attracting someone else than discovering what you might permit yourself once dressed for the part.
Tom Ford’s power dressing is front and center for the brand’s fall-winter 2026 lookbook.
