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Timberland Taps Spike Lee, Skepta and Kiko Mizuhara for FW25 ‘Advice of an Icon’ Campaign
Timberland has just pulled back the curtain on its Fall/Winter 2025 campaign, cheekily titled “Advice of an Icon”. At the heart of it all? The brand’s legendary Yellow Boot, a staple that’s been kicking about for more than 50 years, carrying with it the spirit of strength, resilience, and timeless style.
FW25 ‘Advice of an Icon’
This season, Timberland passes the mic to three cultural heavyweights: Spike Lee, Skepta, and Kiko Mizuhara. Each brings their own flair, wisdom, and unapologetic individuality to the table, and the result is as bold as the boots themselves.
First up, we’ve got Spike Lee, the filmmaker behind classics like Do the Right Thing and Malcolm X, plus the newly released Highest 2 Lowest. Shot through the lens of Gabriel Moses, whose recent credits include visuals for Travis Scott and Clipse, Spike’s portraits are drenched in colour and raw emotion. Think uncompromising energy, the kind that’s defined his career for decades.
Next is Skepta, the grime pioneer who needs no introduction. Already a longtime style leader, Skepta shows how music, fashion, and culture weave seamlessly together. This marks his second team-up with Timberland, all while he continues his collaboration with PUMA. Ambition meets responsibility, and Skepta wears it as easily as he laces up his Yellow Boots.
Completing the trio is Kiko Mizuhara, the model and actress celebrated for her boundary-breaking style. She embodies the perfect mix of power and vulnerability, proving that authenticity never goes out of fashion.
More than a line-up of icons, the campaign captures their personalities and inner fire. Timberland wants to remind us that the Original Yellow Boot isn’t just footwear, it’s a cultural statement. Authentic, crafted with care, and unapologetically bold.
The Original Yellow Boot is available now in men’s, women’s, and kids’ sizes at Timberland stores and selected partners worldwide. Keep an eye on the Drop Date’s news page for more articles like these.
