The Spring/Summer 2027 collection explored the psychology of how women pull things together. “They want beauty, utility and humor — the joy of getting dressed,” said Tory. She delivered all of it with an optimistic sense of color and expressive pieces that speak to a collector’s eye.
MORE IS MORE
Embellishment and craft were the biggest stories on the runway. Dresses in tie-dyed paper cotton layered with metallic embroidery and hand-painted details. Piecrust cardigans turned lush with dimensional floral embroidery — one paired with a matching Lee Radziwill handbag.
SHARP CUTS
The pragmatic side of the collection played out in tailoring — sharp-shouldered suiting, full opera coats and trim, elegant coatdresses with sleek patch pockets. Sophisticated fabrics like shot silk, a distinctive palette and delicate beading elevated the workaday silhouettes.
IN FULL COLOR
A deft hand with color has always been a defining part of Tory’s collection. She described the spring palette as optimistic with saturated and vivid hues — persimmon, verdigris, ochre, ube — grounded by cool neutrals and deep jewel tones.
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