True Religion
True Religion
True Religion is a global lifestyle, apparel, and accessories brand that focuses on producing high-quality denim and sportswear for Men, Women, and Kids. Born from the belief that denim is a universal fabric, our mission is to transcend boundaries of faith, class, ethnicity, and orientation. True Religion is worn by athletes, musicians, and artists globally to express their individual style.
In 2002, we emerged onto the Los Angeles denim scene by dismantling the construction of the classic five-pocket jean. We reengineered conventional sewing machines to achieve the distinctive five-needle thread at two-stitch-per-inch process, otherwise known as the iconic Super T stitch. The brand was instantly recognized for our innovation and bringing forth a style that made us unlike any other denim brand in the world.
Our relentless commitment to craftsmanship is driven by a singular aspiration: to stand out from the crowd. We don't just design denim; we infuse it with personality and give the wearer a voice. True Religion speaks to the uniqueness found in all of us.
Triumph
Triumph
“For The Ride” is the slogan and overarching campaign message of Triumph Motorcycles, the well-known British motorcycle manufacturer.
It encapsulates their brand ethos — that owning and riding a Triumph bike is about the experience of riding for the ride itself, not just the machine.
Their website uses this tagline in the header and across promotional material: “We are driven to make the best motorcycles in the world… For The Ride.”
Toy Machine
Toy Machine
Toy Machine is an American skateboard company founded in 1993 by professional skater and artist Ed Templeton. Based in Huntington Beach, California, the brand is known for its bold, cartoonish graphics, irreverent humor, and DIY punk-inspired attitude that have made it a cult favorite in skate culture.
Under Templeton’s creative direction, Toy Machine combines skateboarding, art, and social commentary. The brand’s graphics — often featuring its signature “Monster”, “Sect”, and “Eye” characters — reflect Templeton’s distinctive illustration style and mix of irony, rebellion, and dark wit.
Toy Machine has sponsored and shaped the careers of several influential skaters, including Brian Anderson, Elissa Steamer, Billy Marks, and Leo Romero, and is known for its iconic skate videos such as Welcome to Hell (1996), Good & Evil (2004), and Suffer the Joy (2006).
Beyond skateboards, Toy Machine produces apparel, accessories, and art-inspired merch, maintaining a raw, authentic edge that stays true to its roots in independent, artist-driven skateboarding culture.
Tove
Tove
Every TOVE design is meticulously considered and forms part of an edit of signature pieces. The generosity in the cut of the fabric and the design detail in each piece epitomises the focus of the brand. The motivation; to curate a collection of elevated feminine pieces, with distinct silhouettes that transition seamlessly between occasions. Never restrictive, each piece transcends the season. TOVE is borne from the girl’s name originating from Denmark. It stands for strength and beauty, perfectly encapsulating everything that TOVE epitomises. TOVE was founded by Camille Perry and Holly Wright in 2019.
Toteme
Toteme
TOTEME is a fashion house rooted in Swedish sensibilities, modern aspirations and the notion of style.
With an appreciation for women’s many roles and how pieces are worn in practice, we create emblematic designs with an emphasis on materiality and shape. Archetype pieces are examined through a female lens and realized with sumptuous fabrics, rich textures and graphic silhouettes. Representing a direct and decisive way of dressing, the collections are contextualized in curated edits, visuals and spaces.
Total Luxury Spa
Total Luxury Spa
Total Luxury Spa (TLS) is a Los Angeles–based fashion and art collective founded in the early 2010s by Daniel Desure (of Commonwealth Projects). The brand blurs the boundaries between streetwear, activism, and community storytelling, using clothing as a platform for social awareness, local narratives, and cultural dialogue.
Rather than following fashion trends, TLS focuses on message-driven design — their collections often feature graphic T-shirts, hoodies, and accessories that explore themes such as race, inequality, ecology, and urban identity. Collaborations are central to their approach, including projects with MOCA (Museum of Contemporary Art Los Angeles), The Underground Museum, MICA (Maryland Institute College of Art), and Brain Dead.
Each piece often connects to a deeper narrative or historical reference — highlighting overlooked voices, neighbourhoods, or social issues in Los Angeles and beyond. The brand’s aesthetic blends minimal design with powerful text and imagery, creating fashion that feels both conceptual and community-rooted.
Tory Burch
Tory Burch
Founded in 2004, Tory Burch has redefined American luxury with a global point of view. Our collections are designed to inspire women and the next generation.
The Tory Burch Foundation increases women’s economic power by supporting entrepreneurs to build businesses that last. By 2030, we will identify and support a community of extraordinary women entrepreneurs to add more than $1 billion to the economy.
Topshop
Topshop
Topshop is a British fashion retailer known for its trendy, affordable, and youth-oriented clothing.
Founded in 1964 as a section within the Peter Robinson department store in Sheffield, it became an independent brand in 1970. Topshop grew rapidly through the late 20th century, becoming a high-street fashion icon associated with fast-moving trends, denim, and stylish basics for young women.
During the 2000s, under Sir Philip Green’s Arcadia Group, Topshop reached global fame — especially after collaborations with top designers like Kate Moss, who launched several successful capsule collections. The flagship store on London’s Oxford Street became a fashion destination and cultural landmark.
However, as online shopping and fast-fashion competitors like Zara, H&M, and ASOS rose, Topshop’s market position declined. In 2020, Arcadia Group went into administration, and in 2021, ASOS acquired Topshop, Topman, and Miss Selfridge, transforming the brand into a digital-only retailer.
Today, Topshop exists primarily online under ASOS, continuing to offer stylish, contemporary womenswear with a distinctly British edge — combining modern street style with accessible fashion.
Toogood
Toogood
Toogood is a London-based design studio founded and led by Faye Toogood. Faye and her team create timeless works of unconventional design, including but never limited to clothing, furniture, interiors and homeware. At the centre of every Toogood project is a restless spirit of experimentation, and a joy taken in process and play. On each project, designers, furniture makers, sculptors and interior designers cross-pollinate to produce work that is bold and sculptural, but always designed for everyday use.
Tommy Hilfiger
Tommy Hilfiger
Tommy Hilfiger (born March 24, 1951, in Elmira, New York, USA) is an American fashion designer and the founder of the global lifestyle brand Tommy Hilfiger.
He began his career in the 1970s by opening a small store called People’s Place, where he sold jeans and other youth-oriented styles. In 1985, he launched his namesake brand, introducing his first signature menswear collection that combined classic American style with a modern, sporty twist.
Hilfiger quickly became known for his “preppy with a twist” aesthetic — clean lines, red-white-blue color palette, and collegiate influences that celebrate American cool. The brand gained massive popularity in the 1990s, especially within pop culture and hip-hop, thanks to endorsements from artists like Aaliyah and Snoop Dogg.
Today, Tommy Hilfiger is a global fashion empire, offering clothing, denim, footwear, fragrance, and home products in over 100 countries. The designer himself remains an advocate for inclusivity, sustainability, and creativity in fashion.
Signature style: Timeless, preppy, and all-American — blending sophistication with a youthful, optimistic energy.
Tom Wood
Tom Wood
Tom Wood is a Norwegian jewellery brand celebrated for its distinctive yet understated designs, rooted in Scandinavian simplicity and innovation. Founded by Mona Jensen in 2013, the brand reimagined the traditional signet ring, sparking its rapid rise in global popularity. Today, Tom Wood is certified by the industry benchmark Responsible Jewellery Council, a proud member of the Watch & Jewellery Initiative 2030 and validated by the Science Based Target initiative. The brand is deeply committed to sustainability, crafting timeless jewellery with a focus on quality and environmental responsibility.
With a presence in over 200 prestigious retailers worldwide, the brand has established itself as a leader in contemporary design. Tom Wood also operates flagship stores in Oslo and Tokyo, blending thoughtful architecture with exceptional customer experiences. Guided by a commitment to craftsmanship and innovation, our team of over 50 spans through Oslo, Tokyo, Barcelona, and Copenhagen.
Tom Sachs
Tom Sachs
TOM SACHS is a sculptor, probably best known for his elaborate recreations of various Modern icons, all of them masterpieces of engineering and design of one kind or another. In an early show he made Knoll office furniture out of phone books and duct tape; later, he recreated Le Corbusier's 1952 Unité d'Habitation using only foamcore and a glue gun. Other projects have included his versions of various Cold War masterpieces, like the Apollo 11 Lunar Excursion Module, and the bridge of the battleship USS Enterprise. And because no engineering project is more complex and pervasive than the corporate ecosystem, he's done versions of those, too, including a McDonald's he built using plywood, glue, assorted kitchen appliances. He's also done Hello Kitty and her friends in materials ranging from foamcore to bronze.
A lot has been made of the conceptual underpinnings of these sculptures: how Sachs' sampling capitalist culture, remixing, dubbing and spitting it back out again, so that the results are transformed and transforming. Equally, if not more important, is his total embrace of "showing his work." All the steps that led up to the end result are always on display. On a practical level, this means that all seams, joints, screws or for that matter anything holding stuff together, like foamcore and plywood, are left exposed. Nothing is erased, sanded away, or rendered invisible. On a more philosophical level, this means that nothing Sachs makes is ever finished. Like any good engineering project, everything can always be stripped down, stripped out, redesigned and improved.
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--Mark van de Walle
Tom Ford
Tom Ford
Tom Ford (born August 27, 1961, in Austin, Texas, USA) is a world-renowned fashion designer, film director, and entrepreneur.
He first gained fame as Creative Director of Gucci (1994–2004), where he transformed the struggling brand into a global symbol of luxury, glamour, and sensuality. His sleek, provocative style revived the fashion house and later extended to Yves Saint Laurent after Gucci’s acquisition.
In 2005, Ford launched his own label, TOM FORD, offering menswear, womenswear, eyewear, beauty, and accessories. The brand is known for its modern elegance, sharp tailoring, and sophistication, becoming a favorite among celebrities and red-carpet events.
Tom Dixon
Tom Dixon
Tom Dixon (born 1959, Tunisia) is a British designer known for his bold, industrial approach to lighting and furniture. A self-taught creative, he began welding salvaged materials into furniture after a motorcycle accident, leading to his breakthrough “S Chair” for Cappellini in the late 1980s.
He later served as Head of Design at Habitat before founding his own brand, Tom Dixon Ltd., in 2002, and Design Research Studio in 2007. His designs blend craftsmanship, raw materials, and modern technology, often featuring metal finishes like copper and brass.
Dixon’s work is showcased in major museums such as MoMA and the V&A, and he was awarded an OBE in 2001 for services to British design. Today, his brand operates globally, known for timeless, innovative products that fuse industrial aesthetics with luxury.
TOMBOGO
TOMBOGO
TOMBOGO™ IS AN EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING OUTLET FOR DESIGNER TOMMY BOGO TO CREATE OUT-OF-THE BOX PRODUCTS WITH INTENTION TO SPUR DIALOGUE ABOUT FUNCTION, FORM AND IMPACT IN TODAY’S CLIMATE OF FASHION.
CONSTANTLY EVOLVING, TOMBOGO™ REFLECTS THE LIFE OF THE YOUNG DESIGNER, AS WELL AS CURRENT EVENTS IN THE WORLD. THE BRAND IS BOGO’S WAY OF CONSTANTLY LEARNING AND GROWING THROUGH EXPERIENCES DURING THE PROCESS OF DESIGN, AND THEN SHARING HIS FINDINGS WITH THE WORLD IN A TANGIBLE FORM OF CLOTHING AND PRODUCTS.
Tokyo James
Tokyo James
Tokyo James proposes a conversation in Luxury design that depicts modern fashion scope in the world. Founded by Iniye Tokyo James in 2015 , he studied Mathematics at Queen Mary University of London whilst he worked as a Creative Director / Stylist within the Creative Sector.
The label is informed by broad cultural Documentation of the human behavior and interaction taken notions from the frequent intersectionality of indentities and embrace a multiplicity of diciplines.
Established as a menswear brand, Tokyo James bold tailoring soon expanded to womenswear. Iniye Tokyo James has been Nominated for many awards including as a finalist for the numerous awards include the LVMH Young Designer Prize (2021), the Fashion Trust Aribia ( 2023 ). Tokyo James has collaborated with brands including LVMH 24s, Martell & Budweiser.
Stockists include Dover Street Market New York, Dovrr Street Market LA, H – Lorenzo, Seness, Opener South Korea, 24s, Elrado to name a few.