Tory Burch Corporate Headquarters

Giving back and supporting other women was part of the plan when Tory started the company. In 2009, she established the Tory Burch Foundation to advance women’s empowerment and entrepreneurship by providing access to capital, education and digital resources, and tackling stereotypes that hold women back.

Presented every season during New York Fashion Week, the collection reflects Tory’s love of travel, color and unique details. Timeless and versatile clothing and accessories that epitomize classic American style.

Whether on the red carpet at the Met Gala, discussing social change at the Tory Burch Foundation’s Summit or scrolling through social media, Tory connects with women of diverse backgrounds, ages and industries.

When Tory launched the brand, she created a logo that was meant to be a graphic design element. It draws inspiration from the geometry of Moroccan architecture and the bold graphics of David Hicks’ interiors from the 1960s and ’70s.

Living in full color is Tory’s guiding principle in how she lives, designs and leads the company. Her dream — to inspire people around the world to live in full color with character, beauty and confidence. In 2014, Tory wrote her first book, Tory Burch In Color, a New York Times bestseller, in which she shares the people, places and things that inspire her.

Destination anywhere — travel and discovery are integral to the collection and brand. Tory’s parents Buddy and Reva took trips every summer to Greece, Italy, Morocco and beyond, sparking in Tory a lifelong curiosity for seeing the world and learning about other cultures.

Family is where it starts for Tory, be it her children, her brothers, or her friends and colleagues. Buddy and Reva are a constant source of inspiration — both how they lived and their incredible sense of style. They instilled in Tory, from a young age, a belief in herself and that she could achieve anything.