New York Fashion Week Fall-Winter 2011: Tory Burch checks off the trends
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The Tory Burch collection was a little bit lady, a little bit country gentleman and a lot 1970s.
As usual, the designer checked off a lot of the season’s emerging trends. Pretty blouses: the best one a bow-front style in metallic Lurex worn by the designer herself. Long skirts: in mixed plaids or floaty silk. Parkas: with fur-trimmed hoods.
Of course, the signature Tory tunic was here, too, dressed up with velvet and sequins, and worn over flared pants for a retro look.
And in a season when pants have gone from cigarette thin to gaucho wide, she staked her claim on the full-legged Palazzo pant. Too bad you have to be whippet thin to wear those, too.
-- Booth Moore in New York
Tory Burch Fall-Winter 2011 runway photo gallery
Photo top: Designer Tory Burch wearing her own design. Credit: Paul Morigi / CIRCA.
Photos below: Looks from the Tory Burch Fall-Winter 2011 runway collection shown during New York Fashion Week. Credit: Jonas Gustavsson and Peter Stigter / For The Times.
