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Tory Burch
Burch in 2009
Born
Tory Robinson

(1966-06-17)June 17, 1966(age 58)
Valley Forge, Pennsylvania,U.S.
EducationUniversity of Pennsylvania(BA)
Occupation(s)Fashion designer
Chairman and Chief Creative Officer ofTory Burch LLC[1]
Spouse(s)
William Macklowe
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(m.1993, divorced)​

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(m.1996;div.2006)​
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(m.2018)​

Tory Burch(néeRobinson;born June 17, 1966) is an American fashion designer, businesswoman, and philanthropist. She is theExecutive ChairmanandChief Creative Officerof her own brand,Tory Burch LLC.[1]She was listed as the 88th most powerful woman in the world byForbesin 2020.[2]

Early life and education

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Burch was born inValley Forge, Pennsylvania,[3]the daughter of Reva (née Schapira) and Ira Earl "Bud" Robinson (1923–2007).[4]She was raised with her three brothers in a 250-year-oldGeorgianfarmhouse nearValley Forge National Historical Park.[5]

Her father was a wealthy investor who inherited astock exchangeseat and apaper cupcompany.[5]Burch is Jewish on her mother's side.[6][7]

Burch attended theAgnes Irwin Schoolin Rosemont, Pennsylvania, where she was a friend of jewelry designerKara Ross.[8]Her first job was atBenettonin theKing of Prussiamall.[8]She then attended theUniversity of Pennsylvania,where she majored in art history, and graduated in 1988.[5]Burch is a member of theKappa Alpha Thetasorority.

Career

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Early work

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After graduating from college, Tory moved toNew York City,where she worked for Zoran,a Yugoslavian designer,[5]followed byHarper's Bazaarmagazine. She then moved into public relations and advertising positions atVera Wang,[5][9]Polo Ralph Lauren,andLoewewhenNarciso Rodriguezwas there.[10]

Fashion label

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Main article:Tory Burch (company)
An ensemble Burch designed in 2018 on display in theIn America: A Lexicon of Fashionexhibition at theMetropolitan Museum of Art

Burch began her fashion label – "TRB by Tory Burch", later known asTory Burch– in February 2004, launching it with a retail store in Manhattan'sNolitadistrict.[3][11][12]

As of 2023, it has grown to include more than 370 stores worldwide;[13]the fashion line is also carried at over 3,000 department and specialty stores worldwide.[14][15][16] In 2015 Burch also introduced a separate performance activewear line, Tory Sport.[17][18][19]

Awards and recognition

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In 2005, Burch won the Rising Star Award for Best New Retail Concept from theFashion Group International.[3]In 2007, she won the Accessory Brand Launch of the year award at theAccessories Council Excellence Awards.[3][20]In 2008, Burch won theCouncil of Fashion Designers of Americaaward for Accessories Designer of the Year.[21]Working Motherincluded her on their list of the 50 Most Powerful Moms of 2015.[22]In 2015, she received theBreast Cancer Research Foundation's Sandra Taub Humanitarian Award.[23][24]

Burch has consistently been included onForbes'list of The World's 100 Most Powerful Women.[25]As of 2020,she is listed as the 88th most powerful woman in the world byForbes.[2]In November 2019, Burch was named aGlamourWoman of the Year.[26]In November 2020, she was featured in a cover story inForbesmagazine on how her fashion company navigated the COVID-19 pandemic.[27]In 2021, she was named an inaugural member of the advisory council for theSmithsonian American Women's History Museumin Washington, DC.[28]In 2022, theWharton School's Jay H. Baker Retailing Center and Retail Leaders Circle honored her with its inaugural Retail Excellence Award in recognition of her industry leadership and support of women entrepreneurs.[29]In 2022, she also received the Parsons Table Award from theParsons School of Design;[30]the award "recognizes individuals who have made a noteworthy impact on the design industry and have inspired our students".[31]In addition, she received the CARE Impact Award for Women's Inspirational Leadership in 2022 fromCARE International.[32]

In 2023, theCFDA Fashion Awardsnominated Burch for Womenswear Designer of the Year,[33][34]andHarper's Bazaarnamed her Designer of the Year.[35][36]In 2024, she was named one of the100 most influential people in the worldbyTimemagazine.[37]and the company was included onTime's list of the 100 Most Influential Companies.[38]

Philanthropy

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Burch at the 2009Vanity Faircelebration for theTribeca Film Festival

Burch serves on the boards of the Council of Fashion Designers of America,[39]the Society of Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center,[40]the Breast Cancer Research Foundation,[41]the Startup America Partnership,[42]and theBarnes Foundation.[43]She is a member of the Industry Advisory Board of the Jay H. Baker Retailing Center at theWharton School of Business,[44]and a member of theCouncil on Foreign Relations.[45]She chaired the 2007 spring gala for theAmerican Ballet Theatre.[46]

In 2009, Burch founded the Tory Burch Foundation, which supports the economic empowerment of women in the U.S. through small business loans, mentoring, and entrepreneurial education.[47][48][49]Burch's stores sell products whose proceeds support the foundation's work.[50]

Among its initiatives, the Tory Burch Foundation offered an entrepreneurial education program, in collaboration with Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses and Babson College.[51]The foundation also offers a fellows program providing women entrepreneurs with business-education grants, mentoring, and networking opportunities.[52][53]In 2023, the foundation joined withBillie Jean Kingand theInternational Tennis Federation's Advantage All program to launch the Tory Burch Foundation Sports Fellowship, which provides an education grant, networking support, and one-on-one mentoring for female entrepreneurs in the sports industry.[54]

In 2014, the foundation launched Elizabeth Street Capital, an initiative withBank of America,to provide women entrepreneurs with access to low-cost loans and mentoring support.[55][56][57]The initiative, originally named for the location of the first Tory Burch boutique, is now known as the Tory Burch Foundation Capital Program.[58]By November 2017, Bank of America had committed a total of $50 million to the program,[59]and by 2018 the program was facilitating $1 million in loans each month.[60]By the end of 2023, it had disbursed $100 million in affordable loans[61]to more than 5,500 women entrepreneurs.[62]

In April 2014, the Obama administration named Burch an inaugural member of the Presidential Ambassadors for Global Entrepreneurship, a group of successful American businesspeople committed to developing the next generation of entrepreneurs in the U.S. and around the world.[63][64]

In March 2017, to coincide withInternational Women's DayandWomen's History Month,the Tory Burch Foundation launched Embrace Ambition, a global campaign to address the double standard that exists around ambition, which is often seen as a positive trait in men and a negative one in women. The campaign includes a videoPSAfeaturing a variety of celebrities, both women and men.[65][66][67]In September 2017, Burch wrote an opinion piece inTimeonpay equityfor women, noting how equal pay benefits society and business across the board.[68]In April 2018, Burch and her foundation hosted the first Embrace Ambition Summit, an all-day event supporting women's ambition and examining stereotypes about women and ambition in the workplace, atLincoln Centerin New York and also viewable on the Tory Burch Foundation website.[69][70][71][72][60]In March 2019, the Embrace Ambition initiative hosted a sequential five-day speaker series in five cities: Philadelphia, Chicago, Dallas, San Francisco, and New York.[73]The foundation hosted the second Embrace Ambition Summit in March 2020 in New York.[74][75]

In June 2020,Newsweekrecognized Tory Burch as one of “50 US Companies That Stood Out During the Pandemic”, for providing $5 million of clothing, and 3,000 yards of fabric for face masks and hospital gowns, to frontline healthcare workers.[76]

In 2021, the Tory Burch company and the School of Fashion atParsons School of Designannounced a five-year multi-disciplinary educational partnership, and Burch announced the creation of an endowed scholarship fund at Parsons with a gift that will be matched to establish a $1,000,000 financial-aid fund.[77]

Controversy

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In 2017, a Facebook Community called La Blouse Roumaine, which promoted Romanian traditional craftsmanship, pointed that an early 20th century Romanian coat displayed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York was virtually identical to a coat in Burch's Resort 2018 collection which was initially marketed as a garment inspired by Africa.[78]The Facebook group also pointed out that other pieces from the same collection had many similarities with Romanian garments, including the sweaters worn by theRomania national rugby union teamat the2015 Rugby World Cup.[79]Burch acknowledged the similarity and responded: "In our effort to summarize the collection, we missed a reference to a beautiful Romanian coat which inspired one of the pieces. Whether it’s Romania, Uganda or France, we are a brand that strives to celebrate, honor and be inclusive of women from all countries and cultures, in the broadest way possible".[80]

In March 2021, controversy rose over a jumper designed by Burch which closely resembled a traditional fishermen garment made inPóvoa de Varzim,Portugal.The stylist had initially marketed it as a 'Baja-inspired tunic', in reference toBaja California,a state inMexico.Pictures of the piece led to criticism from Portuguese internet users and the mayor of Póvoa de Varzim. Burch issued an apology in her social media and changed the description of the piece to "Póvoa de Varzim-inspired sweater".[81]Shortly afterwards, the Portuguese government announced its intention to take legal action and demand compensation for the heritage of Póvoa de Varzim, after which Burch removed the sweater from her website.[82]In November 2021, the municipality of Póvoa de Varzim announced that a settlement with Burch had been reached out of court.[83]

Pottery pieces created by Burch were also criticised as being virtually identical toBordallo Pinheiroceramics designs, which led to a protest from Bordallo Pinheiro ownersVista Alegre.[84][85]

Internet users also noted that Burch's logo is similar to that of a Portuguese stylist, Nuno Gama, and theOrder of Christ Cross,a historical Portuguese insignia.[86]

Tory Burch has proudly shown her support for the democratic party, hosting fundraisers and custom made items for Kamala Harris and Tim Walz.[87]

Personal life

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In 1993, she married William Macklowe, son of real-estate tycoonHarry B. Macklowe,and was divorced within a year.[88]In 1996, she marriedJ. Christopher Burch,[89]an investor inInternet Capital Group,a venture capital firm founded by Walter Buckley andKen Fox.They have three sons: Henry, Nicholas "Nick", and Sawyer. She also has three stepdaughters from his previous marriage. They divorced in 2006. She continues to use his last name, and for some time continued to live with her children in their New York City apartment.[90]

She datedLance Armstrongin 2007.[91][92]Afterward she was for some time linked toLyor Cohen.[93]In November 2018, Burch marriedPierre-Yves Roussel,the former chairman and CEO ofLVMH.He became CEO of Burch's company in early 2019 and Burch became Executive Chairman and Chief Creative Officer.[94][95][1]The couple had been dating since 2014 and became engaged in 2016.[96]

Forbesmagazine estimated that she was abillionairewith a net worth of $1.0 billion in 2013.[97]She is worth approximately $850 million as of 2019.[98]

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