Meredith Duxbury Is Another One of Tory Burch’s Official Fangirls
It's no secret that Tory Burch is cool right now. The brand has been having a bit of a renaissance for years now. Not that long ago, its reva flats became a must-have staple for preppy teens looking for a status shoe that wouldn't break the bank. But in 2025, Tory Burch is known for things like freaky pierced shoes and sexy structured snakeskin skirts. The brand has actually become so cool, the Reva flat feels more subversive than the Margiela Tabi, which has gone mainstream. Walk down any street in downtown New York and you'll see cool girls everywhere wearing their Tory with brands like Chopova Lowena or archival 90s Miu Miu.
One of those cool girls is Meredith Duxbury, who recently attended the brand's Spring/Summer 2026 show in New York, and on her Instagram claimed, 'Tory Burch is that girl. Below, she tells us what she loves about Tory Burch, what her favorite look from the show was, and how it all fits into her own personal style.
Tell us about your look? What was your favorite thing about it?
Meredith Duxbury: My look felt very utilitarian, with structure and texture that gave it a really strong presence. The brown leather jacket was the centerpiece - it had these amazing little pockets all over it that made it feel both functional and high fashion at the same time. To finish the look, I paired it with sleek sunglasses that gave very much Matrix energy, which made the whole outfit feel powerful and a little mysterious. It was one of those outfits that made me feel confident the second I put it on.
How would you describe your personal style?
MD: I would describe my personal style as chic with an edgy twist, because I always like for my outfits to have a little something unexpected. I love clean, put-together silhouettes but with a detail — whether it’s a bold accessory, a pop of color, or an interesting texture — that adds attitude. Recently I’ve also been leaning into a bit of a 70s boho chic vibe, playing with flowy fabrics and vintage-inspired details. I think fashion is about balance, so I like to mix refined pieces with something a little rebellious. For me, style is about expressing confidence while also having fun.
Do you have a first memory with Tory Burch?
MD: My first memory with Tory Burch goes all the way back to high school, when the brand’s flip flops and bags were everywhere. I remember all the girls who had them — they were absolutely the “it girl” items. It was the kind of brand that felt aspirational but also approachable, something that felt really cool without trying too hard. Seeing it back then made me associate Tory Burch with confidence and individuality, and that connection has stuck with me. It’s so fun now to be able to wear the brand in such a different context and still feel that same excitement.
