Annie Goldsmith
At the former Domino Sugar Refinery in Williamsburg, the theme—among guests and runway models—was sporty. For Tory Burch’s Spring 2025 runway show, athletes, actors, and influencers headed to the Brooklyn waterfront to watch Burch’s sportswear in a venue that resembled the bottom of an empty, blue-tiled pool.
The guestlist was fitting—Suni Lee, the gymnastics gold medalist was seated front row in, of course, all Tory Burch: a light pink shift dress, with a matching clutch and Burch’s much buzzed about pierced, pointed toe slingbacks. There, the Olympian watched athletic-inspired looks, like sequined swimsuits and track pant trousers, head down the runway.
Also in attendance was actor Michelle Williams, in a collared, matching, semi-sheer silver skirt set and the same pierced slingbacks in white. She carried Burch’s Petite Lee Radziwill Double Bag in the ginger shortbread hue. Williams posed for photos alongside fellow guests Song Yuqi, Jodie Turner-Smith, Elizabeth Olsen, and Mindy Kaling. The whole crowd opted for Burch’s neutral toned pieces.
Kaling wore sable-colored wide leg pants, a tan striped button down, and a textured taupe overcoat, draped over her shoulders. Olson chose a gray and black spotted blazer, with wide-leg black trousers, and Turner-Smith decided on a menswear-inspired short suit in a gray and black textured tone. Yuqi, the K-Pop star, went edgier, in a black, patent, croc-printed skirt set.
Also in the audience was Ella Emhoff, stepdaughter of Vice President Kamala Harris, in a blue and white long-sleeved minidress, where a polka dot print merged into a floral. She paired it with a matching turquoise handle bag and maroon pierced pumps. Emhoff was seated alongside other young celebs like The Summer I Turned Pretty star Lola Tung and actor Joey King.
Other up and comers were seated next to Lee, with Maude Apatow to Lee’s left in a clay colored, patterned halter dress, brown textured coat, and red pierced pumps.
Elsewhere in the Domino Sugar Refinery, Town & Country cover star Ivy Getty wore a long, black, long-sleeved gown, featuring a plunging, keyhole detail at the neckline. The pierced mules, also in black, and a cat eye topped off the look. Also spotted was author and former Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin in a more formal white, ladylike shift, trimmed in black stitching and patterned with Burch’s iconic logo.
Jenna Lyons, the fashion designer and Real Housewife of New York, posed for photos in a turquoise pencil skirt, taupe coat, Burch’s Kira quilted shoulder bag and, of course, it wouldn’t be a Lyons look with a very classic white button down.
Annie Goldsmith is the news writer for Town & Country, where she covers culture, politics, style, and the British royal family.
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