Tim Dibble entered the industry inside Alessandro Michele’s first season at Gucci, photographed by Coco Capitan for a Dust magazine story on the house’s fall-winter 2015 menswear before Gucci cast him in its own campaigns.

Louis Vuitton, Dior Homme, and Lanvin put him on their runways, and Christophe Meimoon shot him for L’Officiel Hommes Germany. Tiger of Sweden kept him for three seasons running.

A model who could open a Michele-era Gucci story and close a Tiger of Sweden tailoring campaign in the same stretch of seasons was proving he had range across the full map of menswear.

That range stayed with him into the next decade. Christopher Anderson photographed him for the Hermès’ H24 fragrance campaign in 2021, a launch designed to reach well past fashion’s own audience, and Berluti dressed him for its spring-summer 2024 lookbook three years after that, with Icon Magazine Italy and a run of Massimo Dutti and Sunspel campaigns filling the years between.

Tim has spent nearly a decade proving the same face Michele put on the streets of Milan could front a French house’s signature scent and still look at home in a Massimo Dutti lookbook a decade on.