Tomorrow is a multi-service business accelerator for fashion brands. The Group helps brands to develop and achieve sustainable growth through a fully-integrated service offering that includes consultancy, sales and distribution, investment, product development, and operations.
Tomorrow began in 2008 and is led by CEO Stefano Martinetto and Chief Revenue Officer Giancarlo Simiri. In 2015 they bought out their shareholders, backed by Three Hills Capital Partners, to establish Tomorrow as a company with a vision to champion and foster entrepreneurial creativity within the fashion industry.
The Group has a carefully-curated portfolio of services for both emerging and established talent across four key business pillars of Advise, Make, Sell, Invest. Current brand partners include A-Cold Wall*,Ambush, Ader Error, Pyer Moss, Marni, Materiel, Deitas, Ports 1961, Stella Jean, and Markus Lupfer.
Tomorrow is headquartered in London with presence in Milan, Paris, New York, Los Angeles and Hong Kong. It currently employs 150+ people across three continents.
Milan (IT)
New York City, New York (US)
Daniel Arsham, Fashion’s Go-To Artist, Launches His Own BrandThe art star known for turning pop culture icons into archaeological relics has issued much-hyped collaborations with Dior, Rimowa, Tiffany, Adidas, Uniqlo and more. Now he’s launching a label of his own: Objects IV Life.
For Young Design Businesses, Is Bigger Still Better?Following early aughts private equity deals, designers now are avoiding traditional investment and growth opportunities in favour of new models.
Tomorrow Acquires Majority Stake in Martine Rose LabelIn a first for the London-based showroom-turned-brand accelerator, the equity investment also includes a share swap, giving Martine Rose an undisclosed stake in the Tomorrow business.
Steven Ma: The New London Leather Goods Brand Fashion Insiders Are Betting OnThe 28-year old designer secured top model Chu Wong and art direction by Ellie Grace Cumming for his first campaign. London’s Machine-A will be the first store to offer the brand.
After buying out the designer’s stake, the London-based brand accelerator now owns 100 percent of the label.
The art star known for turning pop culture icons into archaeological relics has issued much-hyped collaborations with Dior, Rimowa, Tiffany, Adidas, Uniqlo and more. Now he’s launching a label of his own: Objects IV Life.
Following early aughts private equity deals, designers now are avoiding traditional investment and growth opportunities in favour of new models.
In a first for the London-based showroom-turned-brand accelerator, the equity investment also includes a share swap, giving Martine Rose an undisclosed stake in the Tomorrow business.
The 28-year old designer secured top model Chu Wong and art direction by Ellie Grace Cumming for his first campaign. London’s Machine-A will be the first store to offer the brand.
