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His pants and belt loops chain seem to come from the SS 2027's look #3, but they added the "Overshirt in Leather", which retails for $6375 in USD

They also really accessorized him in contrast to his slicked hair, simple outfit, and color palette. I'm glad Han was able to wear dark brown as a styling choice, although from what I've heard, there is a heat wave in Italy right now so he will hopefully stay in air controlled environments while he's in this outfit. Although based on the picture taken by Tod's, they didn't have time to alter the pant inseam for him, so it folds when it falls on his shoes.

The Tod's SS 2027 show can be found here on the corresponding webpage

The Creative Director for the show is Matteo Tamburini, appointed in 2023 for the men and women's collections. He was also previously the Bottega Veneta CD from 2017 until his appointment at Tod's.

Inspiration for this show comes from the Tod's Pashmy project, "whose name pays tribute to the pashmina and evokes its extraordinary softness and lightness, is translated into the Brera Bomber, the Castello Jacket — an elegant interpretation of the blazer with patch pockets — and the enveloping, weightless Solferino Shirt. The palette ranges from earthy hues like beige, cocoa and ochre to shades inspired by the Mediterranean, such as Riviera blue and pearl grey." (Under the "Looks" subtitle) Because this brand, much like Bottega Veneta, is mainly focused on leatherwork and footwear, a lot of the looks are focused on the leather bags and shoes.

This is a relatively small collection because it is a new venture for Tod's, only 19 looks.