Tom Ford Neroli Portofino Beauty Campaign

Tom Ford by Jeff Burton for AnOther Man

Magazine: AnOther Man
Issue: Spring Summer 2011
Model: Tom Ford
Photographer: Jeff Burton
Website: www.anothermag.com
After recently featuring the cover here is more of Mr. Tom Ford photographed for the latest issue of Another Man magazine.

Tom Ford's First Womenswear Collection Has Arrived on Madison

This monday will go down in history as the Monday on which Tom Ford's much-anticipated womenswear collection officially launched. Given the elevated levels of intrigue following the designer's top secret, celebrity-filled runway show last September, we were curious to see what ended up in on the sales floor, so we headed to Ford's Madison Avenue boutique to find out."

Tom Ford 's Interview Cover February 2011

Tom Ford Spring/Summer 2011 Womenswear

Tom Ford Spring/Summer 2011 Womenswear New York in video, showing all his design worn by top named models and celebrities, as the have fun backstage and play up the camera in the video and play with poses in the lens of Terry Richardson whom was the one of few photographer at the show. The audience seem to have fun to with the likes of solange, and editors Anna Wintour, Carine Roitfeld and Alexandra Shulman. Music : Karen Elson - Pretty Babies


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Tom Ford Eyewear: Ad Campaign Spring/Summer 2011

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Julia Restoin Roitfeld Interviews Tom Ford in V Magazine‏ #69

V MAGAZINE issue #69: "New Fashion Moment"

Tom Ford’s triumphant return to fashion communicates a simple message: iconic women in iconic clothes. Julia Restoin Roitfeld slips into ford’s high-glam Spring collection for a series of self-portraits and a conversation with the designer himself

Photography by Julia Restoin Roitfeld

A lot has happened in the five years since Tom Ford exited
women’s fashion. The economy went belly-up, leaving designers scrambling to reconcile luxury with covetability. Globalization exploded and forced houses to rethink their business models with emerging markets in mind. And in an increasingly plugged-in universe, fashion-world blips and sound-bites made headline news. In spite of it all, however, Ford just wants to have fun—and he made that crystal clear with his Spring/Summer 2011 collection, shown in New York last September to a select few editors and with a runway cast that included superstars like Beyoncé and Marisa Berenson, iconic faces like Stella Tennant and Carolyn Murphy, and muses like Julia Restoin Roitfeld. The show, featuring 
idealized visions of the kind of louche ’70s glamour Ford first defined at Gucci a decade ago, delighted editors with its forthright desire to make women look and feel beautiful—which, as the designer explains, was precisely his goal. Here, he speaks with Roitfeld about the inspiration and the women.

JULIA RESTOIN ROITFELD What made you decide that this was the season to return to fashion?

TOM FORD I told myself that I would not come back to 
women’s fashion until I felt I had something new to say. I feel that fashion has become too serious and that the actual customer’s needs have not really been addressed. Fashion needs to make one happy. It is a luxury and should enhance one’s quality of life.

JRR What inspired your collection?

TF Real clothes for real women. I want to concentrate on my real customer. That’s why I showed idealized versions of her—different women of different ages. It was about individuality, different body types, women who have their own style.

JRR What do you think fashion needs more of right now?

TF Spontaneity. Fashion needs to be more fun.

JRR What personality traits does the Tom Ford woman possess?

TF My customer has her own sense of style and knows herself well. My goal is to help women become the best version of themselves.

JRR What is your favorite piece from the collection?

TF I love every piece. That is like asking someone which one of their children is their favorite.

JRR Outside fashion, what are you looking forward to this spring?

TF I have to say more fashion. I love what I am doing right now and can’t wait to start the next collection.

JRR What was the last thing that made you laugh?

TF I laugh a good bit so that is a hard question. I suppose a phone call I just had with Richard [Buckley] five minutes ago made me laugh pretty hard. He has a wicked sense of humor

JRR What’s your New Year’s resolution?

TF I don’t have one. I believe in living life the way that you want to live it every day, and if you do that you don’t really need to have New Year’s resolutions.

Lare Stone in W Magazine January 2011

Source | myFDB.com

The return of Tom Ford with his Womenswear for Spring/ Summer 2011 collection get more editorial coverage by W Magazine with the ever so beautiful and irresistible Lara Stone wearing the his creations. The clothes were not trendy or have collective trend running through the collection other than each look is design for confident, strong women whom has a fashion personality. Here, the pieces Ford designed for in order Rachel Feinstein, Karen Elson, Lou Doillon and Daphe Guinness(above). Styled by Alex White and Photography by Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin.

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Tom Ford, Carolyn Murphy, Anja Rubik, Liya Kebede, Stella Tennant, Amber Valletta, Karen Elson & Edita Vilkeviciute in Vogue US December 2010

Mr Ford Returns 

Vogue US December 2010
Models: Carolyn Murphy, Anja Rubik, Liya Kebede, Stella Tennant, Amber Valletta, Karen Elson and Edita Vilkeviciute
Ph:Steven Meisel

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Tom Ford’s Spring 2011 Presentation in Harper's Bazaar January 2010

Source | Redcarpert-Fashionawards

Here is a first look at the actual Tom Ford Spring 2011 show which took place during New York Fashion Week in September. The pictures which were shot by Terry Richardson – the only photographer allowed to shoot the event – are featured inside the January 2011 issue of Harper’s Bazaar UK .

Actresses, socialites, models and singers; Beyonce Knowles, Daphne Guinness, Stella Tennant, Marisa Berenson, Rachel Feinstein, Lauren Hutton, Liya Kebede, and Joan Smalls who all beautifully showcase Tom Ford designs

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Vogue Paris Dec. 2010/Jan. 2011: Daphne Groeneveld & Tom Ford by Mert & Marcus