Tory Burch has offered what she calls a “twist-ed” take American sportswear in her new fall/winter collection at New York Fashion Week — exaggerated shapes and details, a splashy backdrop and memorable music.

Martha Stewart looked effortlessly cool at Tory Burch's New York Fashion Week show at the Museum of Modern Art.

TikTok's impact on the brand's social performance was responsible for 77 percent of owned engagements, according to ListenFirst.

Pops of color are a Tory Burch trademark, and she didn't hold back with the F/W 25 collection. Bold colors such as lime green and red were paired with muted neutrals, and the outcome was cool and sophisticated and even a bit sporty.

Tory Burch built her global empire by reimagining well-worn classics. At New York Fashion Week, Burch showed a fall 2025 collection of "twisted American sportswear."

The Fall/Winter 2025 pieces put empowerment at the forefront of each design.

Ella Emhoff at the Tyler McGillivary fall 2025 fashion show on Feb. 7 in New York. Emhoff paired a floral puffer with black jeans, mary jane flats and a ribbed balaclava for Tyler McGillivary’s New York Fashion Week debut.

No one understands this reality better than Tory Burch, a woman who invented a modern-meets-classic American wardrobe that has constantly evolved over time. Last night, inside the Marron Family Atrium at the Museum of Modern Art,

The Dairy Boy founder reveals fashion week highlights while attending Tory Burch's show, including how her boyrfriend and tennis star Tommy Paul supports her.

At her NYFW show on Tuesday night, the designer described her collection’s vibe as “twisted” American sportswear.