Fashionably late to our Spring 2014 show? Here, get an up-close, front-row look at the new collection, as well as exclusive details on inspiration and behind-the-scenes shots. It’s all happening at runway.toryburch.com.
Here, we distill the main messages from the Tory Burch Spring 2014 runway. What’s ahead for spring? Easy glamour à la the Sixties, botanical prints and statement accessories.
And speaking of accessories…. We break down the season’s big trends, from bejeweled footwear to openwork lattice totes.
Straight from our Spring 2014 show: must-have jewelry selected by our design team, now available for pre-order. Our limited-edition Courtlyn Clear Cuff mixes botanical elements, bright white and bold Sixties style. Made of Lucite and accented with shiny brass and glass stones, this statement piece captures the easy glamour — and garden theme — of our collection. Pre-order now.
Months and weeks of brainstorming, sketching, sewing and styling go into the 12-minute runway show. As chaotic and packed as the lead-up is, sometimes the day-of takes on a zen-like cadence, and it’s the small things — like breakfast with the family — that keep things in perspective. Here’s what Tory’s show day looked like.
Learn how to recreate the fresh-yet-glamorous look of our runway models, with tips from our backstage beauty experts. All you need is a little liner, a little shimmer and….
“Just sexy, gorgeous hair” — that’s how hair stylist Eugene Souleiman describes the look of our models on the Spring 2014 runway. Here, he tells us his secret to achieving those chic tresses.
“The easy glamour of the French Riviera in the late 1960s — inspired by Romy Schneider’s character in La Piscine — mixed with garden elements. Blueprint, botanical, lattice, Queen Anne’s lace and folly prints are paired with cleaner silhouettes and proportions in a fresh palette of green, white and coral.” — Tory
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After the Spring 2014 runway show, Tory and the design team headed downtown to Indochine for a celebratory post-show lunch. Here’s a look at what they had, in addition to a cocktail or two.
Straight from our Spring 2014 show, here’s one of Tory’s favorite lyrics off the runway soundtrack. From L.A. native Julia Holter’s ethereally ambient In the Green Wild, it hits just the right note for the collection.
French songbirds meet Brazilian Girls in our Spring 2014 runway soundtrack. Here, the full show playlist. Hear it now on Spotify.
To kick off our Spring 2014 runway show today, we’ve created an exclusive wallpaper design inspired by the collection. Download it below to your computers, iPads, iPhones and Androids. To see the rest of the season’s inspirations — and how this floral motif fits in — watch our live show at 9 AM ET at runway.toryburch.com.
We’re pulling back the curtain and giving you an exclusive sneak peek at all the behind-the-scenes action as we gear up for our Spring 2014 show on Tuesday. And we’ll be posting new images until then, so check back daily for updates.
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For an unadulterated perspective of the fashion industry, pick up a vintage copy of Chic Savages, written by the legendary WWD and W publisher John Fairchild. Packed with witty and acerbic anecdotes of Fairchild’s days covering designers on-the-rise like Yves Saint Laurent, Bill Blass and Calvin Klein and the stylish ladies who loved them—Nancy Reagan, Nan Kempner and the like—it’s as fun a fashion read now as it was in 1989.
Stylist, street-style star, professional pianist…Russian-born, New York-based Anya Ziourova has creativity in spades. Here, we got the scoop on everything the ever-chic Fashion Director of Tatler Russia and Allure Russia will be doing (and wearing) this New York Fashion Week.
Fashion Week veteran Laura Brown, Harper’s Bazaar Executive Editor and host of The Look, dishes Fashion Week, mad-libs style. Here, find out what she’ll be wearing, what she can’t wait to see and what she’ll do when it’s all over.
It happens every season — you hear one song on the runways over and over, from New York to Paris. This year, we asked a number of sound designers, who produce fashion show soundtracks, to pick the one song they think will rule the catwalks. “Lately, I’m being asked for variations or remixes of late Eighties/early Nineties dance and hip-hop tracks, so I’m feeling that will be trending for Spring shows,” Kris Bones told us. Get the predictions here, plus a bonus list of musicians to watch.
How does Carlotta Oddi, the Milan-based assistant of Anna Dello Russo and fashion assistant at Vogue Japan, get through New York Fashion Week? Here, she spills all.
We are just a few days away from the launch of Tory’s first fragrance and beauty collection. Learn more and pre-order here. And check back, as The Tory Blog and Tory Daily app will be highlighting beauty stories and tastemakers every week!
There are certain Fashion Week essentials for the editorial set. A smartphone for those #nyfw tweets. Flats in the bag for the quick high-heel switch. And sunglasses, always sunglasses — the bigger, the better. Take a page from these five tastemakers wearing Tory’s Oversized Medallion sunglasses. Whatever your style — pared-down, bright and vivid or vintage-flecked — these frames make the perfect finishing touch.
From left: Style.com’s Marina Larroude, Elisa Baudoin, Mia Marionette, Peace Love Shea’s Shea Marie and Cosmopolitan’s Shiona Turini, photographed by Adam Katz Sinding
Photographer Angela Pham, who captures events and nightlife for Billy Farrell Agency has a bird’s-eye view, via her lens, of all the comings and goings of Fashion Week. Here, she shares the stories behind her favorite shots from Fashion Weeks past (plus one all-time favorite).
The one name to have on speed dial if you want in on chic after-dark action during Fashion Week? Joey Jalleo, Director of Special Projects at The Standard Hotels and overseer of the Top of the Standard, a.k.a the Boom Boom Room — the spot, 18 floors above the High Line, where models, musicians and designers alike go to burn off a little steam after the lights go down on the runway. Here, Joey tells us how he got his start and gives us a glimpse into his glamorous go-go life — including a tale of one-on-one dancing with Madonna.
These aren’t your garden-variety blooms. Our Fall 2013 florals marry a refined romanticism with alluring graphic touches. They’re feminine, striking and equal parts sweet and seductive, whether done in Art Nouveau-like curves or textured velvet jacquard. And the best part? They’re plenty versatile — wear them day or night, tomboy-style or ultra-ladylike…
Seven years after her first book, Special Topics in Calamity Physics, stirred up a literary fervor, Marisha Pessl is back with her follow-up novel, Night Film. The riveting, labyrinthine thriller revolves around reclusive filmmaker Stanley Cordova, rumored to be involved in the dark arts, and the mysterious death of his beautiful, piano-prodigy daughter. Here, Pessl sheds light on her influences, writing habits and favorite scary movies.