Tory Burch

You were the CEO and creative director of your company for many years.

And then you brought on Pierre-Yves Roussel, who happens to be your husband, as CEO.

I think it was 2019.

What shifted when you made that change?

I mean, I sort of connect it to the Tourissance, but... It is.

Well, let's talk about the fall show.

We saw that at, I guess, mid-February.

And it was at the Breuer, that incredible building uptown and a beautiful room.

And you said that one of the inspirations for the collection was your dad's old corduroys.

And we talked backstage about this idea of what endures.

So I want to hear more about that.

What endures for you and how do you make clothes that, you know, women will be wearing not just this fall, but, you know, five falls from now?

Side note, it made me wonder, would there ever be a Tory Burch menswear?

Wow.

How cool is that?

So also we were backstage and you were talking about these Rafia bags that you did for fall.

And you said they reminded you of the, you called them deadhead bags in high school.

And I got such a kick out of that imagining Tory Burch as a deadhead.

Oh, yeah.

I have a lot to me that people, you know.