D is for Damn Near Perfect

Mick Jagger and the Stones’ sailor stripes and white jeans still look on point decades later.

G is for Greta Garbo

One of the Hollywood greats who was notoriously camera shy, hiding behind books, tissues and…umbrellas.

Photo by Martin Munkacsi

P is for Percival

The new men’s wear line, co-founded by Christopher Gove, that’s making waves in London.

V is for Valerie Boster

A master to the art of accessorizing. We love our ram’s-head collar against stripes.

F is for Francoise

Francoise Hardy — the iconic French singer. Happy Bastille Day.

C is for Capri

“A recent trip to the Amalfi Coast inspired our Resort 2013 collection — soft whites and seafoam green with shades of pink, purple and blue.” — Tory

V is for Vreeland

Diana Vreeland’s quick wit and infallible sense of style are a constant inspiration. She got us all wondering, “Why don’t you…?”

B is for Backstage. Cinemagraph by Jamie Beck, 2011

Tory takes in the moment after our first runway show for Spring 2012, inspired by Deauville in the 1920s.

D is for Deauville

Seaside French charm through dots, stripes, knits and piles of beaded necklaces—the inspiration for Tory Burch Spring 2012.

S is for Stripes. Photograph by Sam Haskins, 1960s
 
Classic, yet modern tomboy chic — we never tire of stripes and for Tory, they are a perennial favorite.