Safety pins, raw hemlines, and fishnets layered under riding boots brought a DIY, downtown spirit to the traditionally preppy brand.
Safety pins, raw hemlines, intentionally “broken” logos, and fishnets layered under riding boots brought a DIY, downtown spirit to the traditionally preppy brand.For New York Fashion Week attendees with an affinity for all things polished, preppy, and ladylike, Tory Burch is a must-see show.
Her front row is always stacked with friends and fans of the brand, and on Monday night, Claire Foy, Suki Waterhouse, Ashley Graham, Maddie Ziegler, and Lori Harvey all turned out at the Emigrant Savings Bank Building in Tribeca to view the Fall 2023 collection.Cindy Ord/Getty Images Entertainment/Getty Images
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