Timberland’s Original Yellow Boot has been a representation of bravery, strength, and tenacity for over half a century. Now, boundary-pushing “it-girl” Kiko Mizuhara, grime pioneer Skepta, and renowned filmmaker Spike Lee collaborate for Timberland’s newest campaign, “Advice of an Icon,” which honours the boot’s lasting heritage.
The Original Yellow Boot changed the market when it debuted in 1973. Its unique combination of toughness, waterproof protection, and comfort was designed for those who required durability in demanding circumstances.
In a campaign created by director and photographer Gabriel Moses, who is renowned for his unique visual language, Timberland commemorates that tradition this Fall/Winter 2025 by showcasing each of the three symbols.
Spike Lee contributes his own presence to the campaign, since his daring storytelling has had a lasting cultural impact for decades. Skepta, a person whose impact goes beyond music and shapes art, fashion, and self-expression while bringing grime to a worldwide audience, dons the Original Yellow Boot in pictures that capture the tenacity and conviction that characterise his work. Lastly, the boot’s attitude of uniqueness and unafraid expression is personified by Kiko Mizuhara, who is renowned for her genre-defying inventiveness and boundary-breaking style.
The Original Yellow Boot has gained worldwide recognition because to its distinctive wheat colour, unmatched craftsmanship, and long-lasting comfort. Advice of an Icon honours this tradition by showcasing the boot as a bold, timeless, and unabashedly unique cultural icon rather than just a wardrobe must.
