The Tory Burch Spring 2021 RTW collection features the purposeful craftsmanship of classrooms in the designer’s Quaker elementary school; woven baskets hanging in the mud room on our farm in Valley Forge; handmade quilts from Pennsylvania Dutch shops I used to visit in Reading, and hand-crafted details from the places around the world I have been to and hope to see again.

Beauty rests in utility. A Shaker maxim that reflects the mindset my team and I were in while designing this collection. We worked through the challenges of uncertainty, isolation, and distance, using our imaginations to travel in our minds and to find new ways to connect. We emerged with a renewed interest in restraint, simplicity and creativity, translated through timeless, uncomplicated clothing that defines classic sportswear — it feels right and what women are looking for in a world compressed by seismic cultural changes.”

Everything in the collection is meant to be layered and worn again and again, like our signature tunics styled over skirts and pants, as long casual dresses and a relaxed take on the bouclé tweed. Unfussy silhouettes, feminine prints and patterns, and materials that feel luxurious to wear.