You’ll have to forgive the pair of whispering fashion writers in the second row of the Tory Burch runway show in September, or the three writers clustered at an industry party two months later, talking about the best shows of New York Fashion Week. They’re just a little confused.
They had a certain image in their minds of Tory Burch, they said: a preppy staple for colorful tunics and ballet flats stamped with gold logo medallions. Maybe they once owned those top-selling round-toed shoes, bought at the mall in the late 2000s, worn so often that the sole dissolved.
But in 2021, they began seeing new glimpses of Tory Burch. It
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