TORY BURCH

Thrilled to announce our brand ambassador for handbags and shoes, Yuqi, soloist and member of K-pop group (G)I-DLE, who stars in our Holiday 2024 campaign. “She is an extraordinary artist and an inspiration,” said Tory. “She has established her own unique voice and sense of style that I admire.” #ToryBurchHoliday24 #ToryBurch #Yuqi #GIDLE

Congratulations to Tory Burch on being named WWD’s Women’s Designer of the Year at the WWD Honors gala. The event followed day one of WWD’s Apparel and Retail CEO Summit on October 29, themed “The Power of Resilience.” Tory and CEO Pierre-Yves Roussel opened the summit with a fireside chat with James Fallon, Chief Content Officer at Fairchild Fashion Group. Actress and comedian Chloe Fineman presented the award.

Chatting with Tory Burch at the WWD Apparel & Retail CEO Summit.

Introducing the Holiday 2024 collection. Destination anywhere: Lake Como, Italy, where photographer Oliver Hadlee-Pearch captured the vibrancy of the season with Felice Noordhoff and Annemary Aderibigbe. #ToryBurchHoliday24 #ToryBurch www.toryburch.com Photographer: Oliver Hadlee-Pearch  Stylist: Brian Molloy Models: Felice Noordhoff  Annemary Aderibigbe Set design: Julia Wagner  Makeup: Lucia Pica  Hair: Cyndia Harvey

I vividly remember the day my mother rushed home to show me her first credit card printed with her name — not my father's.    It was 1974, shortly after the Equal Opportunity Act made it possible for women to apply for credit cards, loans, and mortgages in their own name. For more than a decade, banks typically required a male cosigner.    Overnight, a credit card became a symbol of women’s financial freedom. Today marks the 50th anniversary of the ECOA, a reminder to celebrate the progress women have made — especially as entrepreneurs — while recognizing the work we still need to do to advance women's equality. I was honored to write this op-ed for TIME's TIME100 Voices vertical, a big thanks to Lucy Feldman for the opportunity. xTory https://lnkd.in/e6cCZGyS

We’re honored to be included on WWD's list of the Top 10 Collections for Spring 2025.

Our Animal House concept has been traveling the globe with the latest stop at Shibuya Parco in Tokyo. The pop-up features the work of German photographer Walter Schels, whose animal portraits appeared in Tory’s Resort 2024 collection and now in a limited-edition capsule collection available in Japan exclusively at Shibuya Parco and on a dedicated “Animal House” landing page at toryburch.jp. Tory discovered Schels’s work years ago and was immediately drawn to his animal portraits. “There’s a human element to Walter’s photographs, in the way he looks at the animals and they in turn look back,” she says. “He gives animals the same respect as humans, highlighting their unique personalities and emotions.”   #ToryBurch #ToryBurchAnimalHouse #WalterSchels

The front row at our Spring/Summer 2025 runway show had barely stepped out of their Tory Burch Pierced shoes last month when #TeamTory was flying back to Los Angeles for their next big moment: the pre-Emmy Awards annual luncheon, co-hosted that weekend with Glamour.   A squadron of Emmy nominees and past winners – Allison Janney, Quinta Brunson, Da’Vine Joy Randolph, Awkwafina, Eve Hewson, Leslie Bibb, Louisa Jacobson and more – joined Glamour’s Editor-in-Chief Samantha Barry for the intimate event at Soho House Holloway, all outfitted in looks from the Tory Burch collection. It was the 10th gathering that Glamour and Tory Burch have co-hosted to bring stars and styles together for Emmy weekend.   “The PR & Events, Visual, Social and VIP teams are a can-do, will-do group. We came together to quickly turn this around to create a memorable afternoon and all the guests looked fabulous wearing our brand,” recalled Alison Lee Cerrilla, Director of VIP and Celebrity Relations.   “The week was so fast-paced,” added VIP Assistant Erin Gillman, who remained in New York, packing, shipping and then tracking pieces en route to LA. “A lot of cans of Celsius were cracked open.” #teamtory

  Earlier this month members of our team joined Tory in Manhattan to participate in Fashion For Our Future, a non-partisan march designed to support democracy by encouraging voter registration and voting.   Organized by the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) and Vogue, the march kicked off New York Fashion Week in style and with substance. “We were excited to be part of this event. We invited everyone in our New York office and it was so meaningful to come together as a community in support of this important issue,” said Nacole Snoep VP, Public Relations. About 1000 designers, models, retailers, factory workers, editors and students converged on Herald Square outfitted in Fashion For Our Future t-shirts and dresses before marching as a group to Bryant Park, carrying placards, waving flags and chanting “V-O-T-E. VOTE!”   Tory has long been an advocate for voting, encouraging the team to register and offering paid-time off to volunteer at the polls as well as time off to vote. “Voting is an honor and a privilege. Democracy works best when everyone participates,” she said. #fashionforourfuture #teamtory

The synchronicity of movement and form. This collection began with the essence of sport: power and grace, precision and freedom. #ToryBurchSS25