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B is for breaking the mold

Ceramicist Dina Nur Satti - Dina Nur Satti, founder of Nur Ceramics, wearing our aptly named Artist dress while working on her Acacia Vessel. Also pictured wearing our Embroidered caftan and Roxanne earring while holding her Habba Vessel. All photographs by Delphine Diallo.

S is for Spotlight On: Blue Farrier

London galleries and museums may be closed for now, but that doesn’t mean artists have stopped creating. In fact, Blue Farrier has never been busier. The London-based artist and designer — whose portfolio of brands includes Chloé, Anya Hindmarch and Stella McCartney — continues to receive commissions for her sought after tape collages, ink paintings and vibrant oil pastel drawings. All while homeschooling her two children.

B is for bucket hats

Blue Farrier, a self-proclaimed lover of bucket hats, uses tape to recreate one of her favorite looks from our #ToryBurchSS21 collection.

L is for Les Filles

Spring is in the air… Sounds like a new Les Filles playlist is in order. In addition to creating the ultimate springtime mix of feel-good songs, Les Filles founder Bec Adams came together with friends and fellow creatives — musicians Allie Teilz and Zoe Gitter and photographer Britt Lucas — to show us their sunny take on our Spring/Summer 2021 collection. 

F is for five reasons 

Five reasons why we love #TheTorySneaker - Inspired by ‘70s track shoes, they’re soft, lightweight and look great dressed up or down.

S is for spirit junkie

C is for collage-making

C is for Camilla

Artist Camilla Engström in her studio wearing #TheTorySneaker and our Floral Jacquard Suit #ToryBurchFW20 #ToryBurch