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NOW OPEN: THE ICE CREAM SHOP

admin pentest — Fri, 09 Aug 2024 07:16:44 +0000

The ultimate summer surprise. Introducing the Ice Cream Shop, a new limited-edition collection of the Miller Sandal and Ella Bio tote in colors inspired by classic ice cream flavors. The iconic Miller sandal is available in eight colors: Rainbow Sprinkles, Neapolitan, Orange Sherbet, Strawberry Swirl, Lemon Ice, Strawberries N’ Cream plus Pralines N’ Cream, Tory’s favorite and an exclusive to toryburch.com. The Ella Bio is available in sorbet pastels, along with new matching small leather goods. The Ice Cream Shop collection is only available this summer.

DESTINATION ANYWHERE: SUMMER 2024

admin pentest — Fri, 09 Aug 2024 07:02:16 +0000

Travel and discovery are always essential at Tory Burch year-round but especially so during summer. For our latest campaign, model Emily Ratajkowski traveled to vibrant Mexico City with photographer Oliver Hadlee Pearch. Wearing the new Summer Capsule collection, Emily tours the city’s ultra-vivid modern architecture and world-class restaurants, many helmed by women chefs. The collection features a beautiful color palette and a variety of hand-crafted textures, anchored by a graphic zebra motif – all designed for wherever your summer travel takes you.

THE GARDEN OF TIME: MET GALA 2024

admin pentest — Fri, 09 Aug 2024 06:53:55 +0000

It might be fashion’s biggest party of the year but there’s a deeply romantic sense of melancholy around this year’s theme. The exhibition, titled “Sleeping Beauties: Awakening Fashion,” focuses on fashion and clothing that is so fragile that it cannot be worn again. Even more bittersweet is the dress code: The Garden of Time, taken from a short story by J.G. Ballard about fleeting beauty.

This year, Tory invited Uma Thurman and Brazilian actress and Bruna Marquezine, who both wore custom Tory Burch dresses. For Thurman, Tory was inspired by an extinct butterfly: the American Xerxes blue. “It had the most extraordinary iridescent blue wings that reminded me of Uma’s eyes,” Tory explained. The blue silk taffeta gown featured hundreds of hand-cut, hand-painted silk organza butterflies, delicately applied to silk-wrapped wire so as to appear to be floating above her shoulders and back.

Marquezine looked fresh and ethereal in a pale blush silk organza gown with a hand-molded corset and multi-layered hoop skirt on horsehair mesh. The full skirt was embellished with an abundance of hand-cut silk flowers, dyed in a gradient of ivory, pale green and rust. “We imagined flowers from the past,” said Tory, “preserved, beautifully aged and not too precious.”

Tory herself wore an Alexander McQueen dress from her own closet, with a deconstructed corset and full skirt embellished with silk poppies. It was designed by her friend Sarah Burton, a custom version of the final look in the Spring 2018 collection.

FALL/WINTER 2024: RUNWAY REPORT

Dhea Gita — Thu, 04 Apr 2024 07:15:39 +0000

The Spring/Summer 2024 collection began as an exploration of what ‘effortless’ means now. The answers involved modular tailoring, mini goddess dresses, and a reappropriation of historically restrictive clothing.

From Bells to Botany
The lightweight mesh overlaid on floral dresses and coats is detailed with delicate bells, adding to the overall calm vibe of the collection. The tiny silver bells are also echoed in hairnets and jewelry. And taking a cue from nature, filaments inspired by a flower’s stamen cover sweaters and minidresses, creating a breezy texture.

Goddesses Among Us
Grecian draped minidresses and -skirts draw on the elegance of classic goddess dresses, swathing and skimming the body, while micro hemlines give it all a modern spirit.

Hoop Dreams
Design elements historically associated with restricting women’s movement, like the crinoline, are reworked into futuristic swirling structures in unexpected places. At the shoulders, miniskirt hems and torsos of knit dresses and skirts that accentuate the body’s natural curves.

Show Some Arm
Deep slits were cut into the front of the sleeves of sculptural blazers and tunics with deep u-necks. The effect: showing a little skin while allowing for more movement.

The Fall/Winter 2024 collection was a study of contrasts. The masculine versus the feminine; hard lines against soft curves; elegant versus outré; the familiar and the strange.

New Kids on the Block

Squared-off skirts and precisely tailored blazers have strong architectural lines and new volume created by bonded and heat-sealed seams. Skirts and dresses with a tech feel have four sides, inspired by lampshades, yet envelope the body.

Refined and Undone

The contrast of masculine tailoring and hyper-femininity, of refined and undone materials, tell a complete story of clothes that are lived in. Glossy faux croc or calf hair blazers and structured skirts versus paper leather slips or jersey dresses with unraveling ruffles.

Make the Everyday Sublime

There’s a new perspective on things we often overlook — whether a well-worn jacket with frayed edges or household items like a lampshade and shower cap. The latter is made playful as flirty smocked nylon dresses, while artfully creased skip skirts and jackets and coats with raw edges have the look of well-loved wardrobe favorites.

FALL/WINTER 2024: THE COLLECTION

Dhea Gita — Thu, 04 Apr 2024 07:00:34 +0000

“For Fall/Winter 2024, we continued to explore volume and silhouette in new ways: with sharp edges, unusual textures, and technical sport details.

Architectural shapes are engineered from the inside out, an approach used in handbag construction. Seams are raw-cut, heat-sealed, and bonded to add dimension without weight. Squared-off skirts and precise blazers contrast with hyper-feminine dresses. Materials alternate between refined and undone: glossy faux croc and calf hair next to paper leather, frayed wool, and unraveling ruffles.

Our signature accessories evolve with the Pierced pump, a 3D-printed minaudière, and a new shopper tote. We were thinking about making the everyday sublime: an old jacket, a lampshade, even a shower cap.”

— Tory Burch

SPRING/SUMMER 2024: THE CAMPAIGN

Dhea Gita — Thu, 04 Apr 2024 06:47:10 +0000

The lightness and optimism of the Spring/Summer 2024 collection inspired a celebration of sorts in Marfa, Texas. Models Selena Forrest, Grace Elizabeth and Ida Heiner, styled by Brian Molloy, mingle joyfully with a marching band in the streets of the unlikely contemporary art mecca set in the Texan desert. Photographer Jamie Hawkesworth and director Alex Lockett captured the energy of the moment in striking visuals that incorporate the landscape’s big sky and the sun-faded glory of the Art Deco Palace theater.

INTRODUCING SPRING/SUMMER 2024

Dhea Gita — Thu, 04 Apr 2024 06:38:36 +0000

The Spring/Summer 2024 collection explores what ‘effortless’ means now. Here it’s defined by modular tailoring, feather-weight materials, and dynamic layers that build structure and volume without bulk. We evolved our signatures and experimented with new shapes, like micro-mini goddess dresses. The cool and serene palette of the runway is echoed in classic T Monogram handbags, crafted in contrast embossed leather. Accessories have aerodynamic curves. Sunglasses wrap around the face, and shoes are constructed entirely of round edges. This collection is designed to be lived in, to move with you, and to instill a sense of lightness and optimism.

CELEBRATING THE YEAR OF THE DRAGON

Dhea Gita — Thu, 04 Apr 2024 06:05:47 +0000

Our Lunar New Year campaign features model Lina Zhang with her two young sons, Mubai and Anzhi. They sport the limited-edition collection, which celebrates the Year of the Dragon, the only mythical creature in the Chinese zodiac. Both the images and the collection play on this sense of the fantastical with clouds representing the dragon’s celestial realm. There are tactile appliques of pixelated clouds on sneakers and cashmere knits and cloud charms hung on classic T Monogram bags. The sculptural hardware of the Eleanor handbag is exquisitely entwined with a crystal dragon. A set of earrings are made to mix and match, and to bring good luck. In all, a collection to celebrate a year of health, happiness and prosperity.

INTRODUCING HOLIDAY 2023

Freda — Wed, 27 Dec 2023 10:37:44 +0000

A season of elegance, with myriad ways to shine. The Holiday 2023 collection is defined by clean lines and interesting textures, punctuated with photo-printed pieces featuring work of German photographer Walter Schels, known for his heroic animal portraits. Signature handbags – Fleming, Ella and Kira – are updated with metallic materials and detail, while our Miller kitten heel with new all-over pavé embellishment is ready for holiday festivities.