Since 2004, Tory Burch has built its reputation on effortless elegance—where classic American sportswear meets global sensibility and thoughtful craftsmanship. From its New York roots, the brand has consistently balanced polish with practicality, creating pieces that feel both timeless and relevant. In 2026, that worldview takes on a more intimate, culturally resonant tone through two special releases: the Year of the Horse Special Collection and the Ramadan Capsule Collection—each designed to honour meaningful moments through modern design.
To welcome Lunar New Year 2026, Tory Burch unveils the Year of the Horse Special Collection, a dynamic tribute to the elegance and independence of the zodiac horse. For the campaign, Chinese supermodel Li Hejia embodies the collection’s spirit, stepping into 2026 with modern sophistication.
The Year of the Horse Special Collection channels the symbolism of the zodiac horse—strength, independence, and forward motion—into a wardrobe that feels festive yet refined. Rich burgundy, vibrant pink, and nuanced neutrals dominate the palette, offering a deeper, more tactile expression than previous Lunar New Year offerings.
This season, Tory Burch leans heavily into texture and storytelling. Jacquard knitwear features dynamic contrasts that suggest movement, while accessories reinterpret house icons through a celebratory lens. Horse motifs appear as subtle charms, jewellery accents, and bag details crafted from enamel, leather, and pavé crystals—playful but polished, festive without being excessive.
New accessories, such as the sculptural Suede Pony Bag becomes a centrepiece, its silhouette echoing the energy of a horse in stride. Classic styles such as the Kira and Lee Radziwill bags return in updated finishes—quilted leathers, dimensional stitching, and tonal depth that feel especially attuned to the New Year spirit.
In particular, the Kira Shoulder Bag arrives in a deep, auspicious burgundy, updated with dimensional chevron stitching and dual T logos that add a subtle radiance to the quilted silhouette. Meanwhile, the burgundy Lee Radziwill Shoulder Bag is crafted from supple leather with clean, refined lines. Rich in tone and restrained in form, it evokes festive warmth while carrying wishes of good fortune for the year ahead.
Transitioning from the vibrant energy of the Lunar New Year to a mood of serene elegance, the Ramadan Capsule Collection offers a masterclass in modest luxury. Originally conceived with the Middle East and Southeast Asia in mind, particularly to celebrate Eid al-Fitr, this exclusive capsule collection is available in select international locations, including Indonesia.
While the Year of the Horse collection focuses on structural dynamism, the Ramadan Capsule Collection is defined by its refined palette and effortless silhouettes. The collection features a sophisticated trio of hues—black, purple, and ivory—applied to a curated selection of handbags, footwear, ready-to-wear and jewellery pieces.
A key differentiator for this capsule is the introduction of a unique floral print, which adorns silk shirts, pants, and effortless dresses. In a thoughtful design touch, this print carries through to the packaging created specifically for the collection, creating a cohesive and immersive luxury experience. The look is anchored by the elegant Mini Lee Radziwill Top-Handle Bag and the LeeLee Skinny Mule, offering a polished aesthetic that complements the season’s vibe of grace and versatility.
Through these collections, Tory Burch demonstrates a nuanced understanding of her global audience. Whether channelling the strength of the horse or the serene elegance of Ramadan, they illustrate Tory Burch’s evolving design language in 2026: fashion that honours tradition, embraces modernity, and finds beauty in meaningful moments.
