Tory Burch triumphantly screamed from the rooftops (or at least The Museum of Modern Art) earlier this week that good old American sportswear isn’t dead. It’s making a major comeback, powered in part by the renaissance of Tory Burch.
Ready-to-wear feels familiar yet different. Classic pieces are given fun twists like bicolor cardigans split up the sleeve and button-up shirts with generously flared sleeves. Relaxed tailoring is present throughout alongside elevated track pants with an effortless cool-girl air.
Show notes describe the inspiration behind the collection—as a whole, it is meant to convey a woman’s wardrobe that has been carefully curated over time. The palette itself is a representation of that as well. It’s neutrals and fun prints surrounded by pops of bold, bright colors.
The bags served as perfect counterparts to the clothes, offering a relaxed, lived-in appeal. Some bags are crafted from leather, which is typically reserved for shoes, like the much-hyped Pierced bag, which debuted for Spring 2025, and the Balloon bag. Both offer an effortless slouch that feels very of the moment.
The Romy bag, quickly becoming a new House signature, appeared on the runway this season in statement-making suedes and faux croc. View more from the collection below, as seen in backstage images from the Tory Burch Fall 2025 show.
The Bags of Tory Burch Fall 2025
Images courtesy of Tory Burch
I don’t see anything “americana” about this collection. Though I really enjoyed the bags and clothes.
The bags are fine, what I really like is some of the clothing!
I own the Romy bag and LOVE it. Perfect everyday bag for me, and I’ve been carrying it for three weeks straight.
I have purchased Tory bags since I first discovered the brand in Neimans (around 2003 or ’04) use them a few times, then resell. For some reason I just do not love & cherish them. The only one I have had forever, is a very small gold silk clutch, not sure why that one has remained, but it has.