The Tory Burch Resort 2012 Collection features a modern twist on retro-chic with cool printed pants, floor-length floral dresses, fitted jackets and a variety of signature tunics. In addition to the traditional 70s styles, Burch has taken a trip down to the Southwest with the return of warm coral colors like rusty clay red, turquoise, pale yellows and burlap sacks.
With over 50 stores -- including its largest yet on Madison Avenue, which will open in time for New York Fashion Week this fall -- Tory Burch's influence as a designer is not lost on the fashion world. The look she presents in this year's resort collection is relaxed and low-key yet professional. Though unique, Burch's collection epitomizes each of the elements that are up-and-coming this summer: bold prints and textures, floral, and gorgeous color blocking and scarlet accents.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Retro-chic Fashion
- The Tory Burch Resort 2012 Collection features a modern twist on retro-chic, creating an opportunity for clothing brands to incorporate vintage styles with modern design elements.
- Southwest Color Palette
- Burch's use of warm coral colors like rusty clay red, turquoise, pale yellows, and burlap sacks presents an opportunity for home decor and paint companies to incorporate a Southwest-inspired color palette into their products.
- Bold Prints and Textures
- Burch's use of bold prints and textures creates an opportunity for textile and fabric manufacturers to innovate and create more unique designs for clothing and home decor.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- The Tory Burch Resort 2012 Collection's relaxed yet professional look and unique elements present opportunities for clothing brands to incorporate bold prints and vintage styles into their designs.
- Home Decor
- Burch's use of warm Southwest-inspired colors presents an opportunity for home decor and paint companies to add these colors to their products, creating a timeless and classic aesthetic.
- Textile and Fabric Manufacturing
- Burch's use of bold prints and textures create an opportunity for textile and fabric manufacturers to innovate their designs and create more unique and visually appealing patterns.
