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Let’s start this off with a disclaimer:
We like Tory Burch’s clothes. A lot. They’re too expensive, sure, but there’s nothing like a fauxhemian tunic or a Kool-Aid colored skirt to get any girl – big,
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The issue is what happened last night at the CFDA Awards, when Tory Burch won the award for best accessory design.
You know the only accessory that anyone associates with Tory Burch?
Those crazy flats. Which are actually quite simple,
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Are they brilliant from a sales perspective? Absolutely. Do we want our mom to get a pair? Oh, yes. But do they deserve an award for innovative American design?
Come on. It’s true that the branding of those shoes is incredible,
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More recently, Kate Spade sold out of shoebox-shaped bags as soon as she put her labels on the outside of the purses. Ms. Spade has two CFDA Awards,
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