Tory Burch

Tori Burch, welcome to the run-through live from the Vogue Cafe in Soho.

Thank you.

I want to thank you all for being here at 9 a.m.

on a Saturday.

I was told by Vogue, our events team, that these tickets sold out in four minutes.

Tori, you said on a recent podcast that I listened to that you haven't had lunch during the week in 20 years since you founded your brand.

As busy as you are, I want to know what a typical Saturday morning at 9 a.m.

is like for you.

Well, I should say lunch out.

So, of course, this is not a regular Saturday.

We are about 48 or so hours out from the Met Gala.

And that is obviously top of mind for all of us at Vogue.

We want to know about your first Met Gala.

Do you remember what you were wearing?

So tell us a bit about your Met Gala prep this year.

Last year, you dressed Pamela Anderson, the actress and cultural icon, as well as the actress and director, Janick Sabravo.

How do you approach dressing talent versus creating a collection?

And what do you like about the collaborative process between a star and yourself?

And without telling us what you yourself are wearing on Monday night, how do you decide what you're going to wear?

Okay, well, we will be watching closely.