Haider Ackermann continues to shape a compelling new chapter for Tom Ford with a Pre-Fall 2026 menswear collection that prioritizes mood, character, and quiet sophistication over spectacle. Presented through an atmospheric lookbook rather than a traditional runway format, the collection captures the essence of the modern cosmopolitan man, confident, cultured, and effortlessly alluring. It is a study in refined sensuality, where every silhouette reflects the house’s enduring commitment to elegance and precision.

For Resort 2026, Haider Ackermann reimagines the Tom Ford universe as a study in movement, an elegant choreography where control and sensuality exist in constant dialogue. Though presented through still imagery rather than a runway, the lookbook hums with latent energy, each frame suggesting motion, rhythm, and intention. First unveiled in Milan, the collection reflects Ackermann’s precise understanding of Ford’s legacy, filtered through his own language of refined tension and modern poise.

Paris Fashion Week marked a pivotal moment for the Tom Ford maison as Haider Ackermann unveiled his much-anticipated debut collection for Fall/Winter 2025-2026. With the weight of Ford’s legacy of unapologetic glamour looming over his appointment, Ackermann approached the house’s evolution with quiet precision, shifting the narrative from overt sensuality to a more restrained yet deeply sophisticated allure.

 Tom Ford's Spring 2025 Menswear collection rejects subtlety in favour of a daring embracing of sensual trends. Drawing inspiration from the '70s aesthetic created in Ford's Autumn 2024 collection, Peter Hawkings, who was appointed creative director after Tom Ford's departure in 2023, presents his inaugural menswear line. To establish the tone for his idea, Hawkings adds a new vitality and makes the appearance more lively and striking. Long before trainers and tees became nightlife mainstays, this collection pays homage to a time when men dressed in their finest or flashiest apparel.