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Tory Burch launches Lucky Rabbit Capsule Collection
By SENATUS Magazine | 1 January 2023

In celebration of the Year of the Rabbit, Tory Burch launches Lucky Rabbit Capsule Collection with auspicious designs inspired by the Chinese Zodiac and aesthetics to refresh a festive wardrobe.

The Capsule Collection features an array of exquisite ready-to-wears, handbags, shoes and accessories blending the House classics and Oriental elements for curated winter styles alluding the joy, happiness and excitement in anticipating the arrival of the Year of the Rabbit. The colour of red, symbolizing luck and fortune, imbues an assortment of items with passion and vitality while responding to the spirit of optimism so dear to Tory Burch, founder of the House.

Image of lucky rabbit has been pixelised and interpreted in prints, embroideries and patchwork decorating a line-up of ingenious and cheery new year looks. The T Monogram, a classic pattern inspired by traditional Pennsylvania quilting, has been reimagined and combined with the emblematic Double T logo and pixelized bunny to imply wishes for a happy and peaceful Year of the Rabbit.

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