TOME

… This is a full service design, branding, strategy and digital company working nimbly within an ever changing marketplace.

Based in New York, TOME sees Martin & Lobo's collective forty years of fashion industry experience expressed in creative and artistic direction with a focus upon sustainable and ethical clothing design.

06/11/2026

Found this house exactly 8 months ago, after 8 months of looking at around 80 homes across Italy, from Lucca to Aquila to Puglia, and everywhere in between.

It’s the floor of a 2 floor Palazzo in Casalanguida, Chieti, Abruzzo, the most magical state with beaches, vineyards and snow capped mountains all within 30 minutes drive.

Quiet is an understatement, with the friendliest locals, cats and wild boars! Quite excited for the first of the furniture auction arrivals tomorrow …

06/10/2026

Ran into at the after seeing her in a beautiful art film that very day, and having not seen her for years after she returned to live in Australia where we would catch up for coffee in Bronte. She was a fan of Tome

Full circle moment to see her in a 10 year old coat at the sydney film festival last week for the premiere of q***r horror directed by brother!

Especially exciting as this collection was a response to the election of you know and the resultant which I attended and that Mia herself an artist left the Hollywood monster in search of a better saner life for herself. She has found it and is still making great art! And looks so happy for it! And remains humble and sweet and pure ! Go Mia!

“Like many designers showing at New York Fashion Week, Tome’s Ryan Lobo and Ramon Martin were inspired by this year’sWomen’s March on Washington. Unlike some of their peers (mainly those focused on big business), their inspiration came through in a way that felt genuine and not part of the latest trend of opportunistic philanthropy. They also gave some serious love to the Guerrilla Girls, an anonymous all-female art coalition fighting for women’s rights around the world. Martin mentioned that they’d actually had the chance to meet with a couple of its members after the march. As a cheeky nod to the group and their work, the designers embellished the backs of blazers with bananas and glistening “GG” initials.”