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Fashion Talks 2011

Tory Burch • Wednesday, March 16, 2011 Lorenz Bäumer • Wednesday, March 30, 2011 Oscar de la Renta • Wednesday, April 4, 2011

FIAF, Florence Gould Hall

55 East 59th Street New York, NY 10022

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MEDIA COVERAGE – page 2 CN/College News Tory Burch Possibly Launching Menswear Line March 18, 2011 Styleite Dudes: Would You Wear A Tory Burch Men’s Collection? March 18, 2011 Unique to NYC Blog French Institute Alliance Francaise: 59th St and Park Avenue March 19, 2011 Real Style Network Fashion News: Tory Burch, Holmes & Yang and Lindsey Lohan March 19, 2011 Coco Perez Tory Burch Considers Menswear March 21, 2011 Harper’s Bazaar Tory Burch Talks Oprah, Twitter and Her YSL Prom Dress March 21, 2011 Lucire Pamela Golbin: Fashion’s Language Defined March 27, 2011 French Morning-New York Parlons Mode…suite March 28, 2011

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Agenda - New York

Fashion Talks 2011

Fashion Talks 2011 - in English. Tory Burch, Mar 16, Lorenz Bäumer, Mar 30, Oscar de la Renta, Apr 4, Get the full series subscription at a discount! French mode meets New York style with FIAF's popular winter fashion series! Fashion Talks 2011 presents three very different fashion figures with iconic signatures: Tory Burch (March 16), Lorenz Bäumer (March 30), and Oscar de la Renta (April 4). Hosted by Pamela Golbin, Chief Curator of the Musée de la Mode et du Textile at the Louvre Palace.

16/3, 30/3, 4/4

Lieu: Florence Gould Hall 22 E 60th St New York, NY

Horaire: 7 pm

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Tel: FIAF: (212) 355 6100 Ticketmaster: 1 800 982 2787

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March 2

Decorative Arts Calendar of Events: March

Spring is upon us (or at least as of March 20th it is). And luckily for us there are so many

arts and fashion related events going on around New York City and beyond that leaving

the house isn’t a chore any more. There are also several good auctions this month so be

sure to check them out.

Hear

“Tory Burch in Conversation with Pamela Golbin.” Part of FIAF's Art de Vivre series Fashion

Talks 2011. Wednesday, March 16, 7pm, Florence Gould Hall, 55 East 59th Street , New York. In

just seven years, Tory Burch has built a highly coveted brand of chic American sportswear

inspired by her vision and life as a designer, entrepreneur, philanthropist, and mother. Burch

will talk about the significance of personal style and about expanding her thriving business into

a global fashion brand. Moderated by Pamela Golbin, Chief Curator, Musée de la Mode et du

Textile, Louvre Palace.

March 8, 2011

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March 8, 2011

Save the Date: Tory Burch and Oscar de la Renta to Speak at French Institute Alliance Française’s 2011 Fashion Talks Posted By Benjamin-Émile Le Hay on March 8th, 2011

Tory Burch (c) Charles Thompson

The French Institute Alliance Française (FIAF), New York City’s foremost French cultural center, will once again welcome top créateurs de mode for its annual Fashion Talks series. Pamela Golbin, chief curator of the Musée de la Mode et du Textile at the Louvre Palace, will host the discussions, which will feature Tory Burch on March 16, Lorenz Bäumer (the Place Vendôme jeweler sensation) on March 30, and the legendary Oscar de la Renta on April 4.

The talks serve as a rare opportunity to engage in intimate dialogue with reputable fashion industry leaders and gain insight on their experiences and wisdom.

Tory Burch, designer and CEO of Tory Burch LLC, grew up in a prominent Pennsylvania family and went on to

graduate from the University of Pennsylvania with a degree in art history. Shortly after graduating, she relocated to New York to take on fashion, landing gigs at Ralph Lauren, Vera Wang, and Narciso Rodriguez. In 2004, she launched Tory Burch bags, shoes, jewelry, and accessories; quickly expanding to ready-to-wear. In just seven years,

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Tory Burch has swelled to 45 boutiques worldwide, with a 500 boutique-strong stock-list. She is the recipient of the 2008 CFDA for Accessory Designer of the Year and this past year, was named one of Forbes’ Most Powerful Women in the World. Not one to shy away from philanthropy, Burch established the Tory Burch Foundation in 2009, to support women entrepreneurs in the US through microfinance and mentoring.

Lorenz Bäumer originally hails from Washington D.C., where his father served as a diplomat. After graduating from

France’s Centrale engineering school, he founded his costume jewelry business, Lorenz, in 1989. By 1995, he had landed his first boutique in the exclusive Place Vendôme, enabling him to further introduce his fanciful designs to Paris’ crème de la crème. Often influenced by his family’s world travels, architecture, the natural world, and poetry,

Bäumer creates masterpieces that exemplify utmost technique and refreshing ingenuity. He now serves as art director for Louis Vuitton’s haute joaillerie.

Lorenz Bäumer (c) Fred Marigaux

The concluding talk of the series, brings renowned couturier, Oscar de la Renta, uptown to the Florence Guild Hall.

At the age of 18, de la Renta left The Dominican Republic to study painting at the Academy of San Fernando in Madrid. He quickly developed a passion for design and began sketching for leading Spanish fashion houses. He then

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apprenticed with master, Cristóbal Balenciaga, and eventually assisted Antonio Castillo at Lanvin in Paris. In 1963, de la Renta headed to New York to design the couture collection for Elizabeth Arden. Two years later he opened his signature ready-to-wear label. Today Oscar de la Renta has blossomed into one of the most respected design houses in the US; producing a bridal collection, a line of fragrances, a home collection, and a complete range of accessories.

Oscar de la Renta (c) Peter Bregg

Oscar de la Renta’s critical success and influence on American fashion has garnered him the CFDA Womenswear Designer of the Year award in 2000 and 2007, the French Legion d’Honneur as a Commandeur, in addition to Parsons’ and CFDA Lifetime Achievement Awards. From 1973 to 1976, and from 1986 to 1988, he also served as president of the CFDA. When he designed the haute couture collections for la maison Pierre Balmain, from 1993 to 2002, he became the first American to helm a French couture house.

Oscar de la Renta presently serves as a board member of The Metropolitan Opera, Carnegie Hall, New Yorkers for Children, and is presently chairman of the Queen Sofía Spanish Institute.

FIAF’s Fashion Talks, lead by Golbin, will take place at Florence Gould Hall; 55 East 59th Street , NYC at 7pm.

March 10, 2011

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March 14

Parlons mode

Par: Léa Baron le 14/03/2011

Les "Fashion talks series" organisées par l'Alliance française permettent au public de rencontrer lors de conférences des figures

de l'industrie de la mode. Première rencontre mercredi avec Tory Burch.

L’Alliance française lance une série de trois conférences « Fashion talks series » en invitant trois

personnalités du monde de la mode : une businesswoman, un créateur de bijoux et un couturier.

Chaque entretien sera animée par Pamela Golbin, conservatrice en chef du Musée de la mode et

du textile de Paris.

Tory Burch ouvre le bal de ces conférences mercredi. Cette créatrice de mode et business woman

a créé en 2004 sa propre ligne de vêtements de sport chics soutenue par Oprah Winfrey.

Elle viendra donc discuter avec le public au FIAF de l’importance d’avoir un style personnel et

du développement de son entreprise dans l’industrie de la mode.

Suivront dans les prochaines semaines Lorenz Bäumer et Oscar de la Renta.

Quand : Mercredi 16 mars à 19h

Où : Alliance française – Florence Gould Hall- 55 East 59th Street – New York, NY 10022

The Mark Hotel Blog

March 15

Fashion Talks 2011 with Pamela Golbin Posted on March 15, 2011 by The Mark Hotel

This year’s Art de Vivre series at the French Institute Alliance Francaise will

be hosted by Pamela Golbin, the Chief Curator of the Musée de la Mode et du

Textile at the Louvre Palace, presenting three very different fashion figures

with iconic signatures.

Tomorrow, March 16, Art de Vivre will be kicking off the series at Florence

Gould Hall with Tory Burch. The American designer will be speaking about

the significance of personal style and how she was able to expand her business

from an accessories brand into a global fashion brand after working with the

likes of Vera Wang, Ralph Lauren and Narciso Rodriguez.

The following sessions will be hosting one of the most talented jewelry

designers and current Art Director for Louis Vuitton’s haute joaillerie, Paris-

based Lorenz Bäumer on March 30, and the one and only, renowned couturier

Oscar de la Renta on April 4!

For more information or to purchase tickets to these events, visit fiaf.org.

March 16

Fashion Speaks 2011: Tory Burch

(credit: Craig Barritt/Getty Images)

French Institute Alliance Francaise Florence Gould Hall 55 East 59th St. New York, NY 10022 212-355-6100 www.fiaf.org

The FIAF will kick off this year’s Fashion Talks series by welcoming American sportswear designer Tory Burch.

Hosted by Pamela Golbin, Chief Curator of the Musee de la Mode et du Textile at the Louvre Palace, the audience will

get the chance to hear Burch talk about the significance of personal style and about expanding her thriving business

into a global fashion brand. She has built a multi-million dollar business in just seven years and has become one of

the most popular sportswear brands on the market. Get a glimpse into the world of this designer, entrepreneur,

philanthropist, and mother. Event begins at 7pm and tickets range from $20-$25.

March 16, 2011

March 16

Fashion Talks 2011

Wednesday March 16,2011

22 East 60th Street, New York 10022 Category: Wednesday, March 16 • Tory Burch Wednesday, March 30 • Lorenz Bäumer Monday, April 4 • Oscar de

la Renta The French Institute Alliance Française (FIAF), New York's premiere French cultural center, will

honor three world-renowned designers as part of its annual Fashion Talks series. Hosted by Pamela

Golbin, Chief Curator of the Musée de la Mode et du Textile at the Louvre Palace, this year’s series

presents a trio of very different fashion figures with iconic signatures: Tory Burch on March 16, Lorenz

Bäumer on March 30, and Oscar de la Renta on April 4. In just seven years, Tory Burch has built a highly

coveted brand of chic American sportswear inspired by her vision and life as a designer, entrepreneur,

philanthropist, and mother. She will talk about the significance of personal style and expanding her

thriving business into a global fashion brand. Considered one of the most talented jewelry designers of

his generation, Paris-based Lorenz Bäumer reviews the vision behind his exquisite fine jewelry designs

for Louis Vuitton, his namesake collection, and what drives his creative force. From the White House to

the Red Carpet, Oscar de la Renta has dressed many of the world’s most glamorous and powerful

women. On this occasion, Mr. de la Renta discusses his remarkable 45-year career and what defines

modern elegance. As Chief Curator of Twentieth-Century and Contemporary Fashion at the Musée de la

Mode et du Textile in Paris, Golbin brings her expertise and passion to this series. “In an industry offering

a panorama of choices, a designer’s signature style entails being true to their personal voice,” says Ms.

Golbin. “I’m interested in exploring what that voice is.”

Date: 03/16/2011

Category: Time: 7:00 pm

Address: 22 East 60th Street, New York 10022

March 16, 2011

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Tory, Tory, Tory!

I love going to fun stuff in the city but lately it has felt like I'm in a bit of a rut. Part of my "makeover" described earlier today involves getting out more, and amping up my intake of culture. So, when a good friend told me about the FIAF's Fashion Talks series, I jumped at the chance. Tonight was the first talk, and Tory Burch did not disappoint. I've kinda got a bit of a girl crush.

She was eloquent, articulate, and all out inspiring. She talked a great deal about the importance of family and giving back. A few nuggets / key takeaways from the evening... On her #1 fashion necessity? A great trench - so that you can cover everything up. (Sigh... what does she have to cover up!?)

On business? It's not all red carpet... it's about commerce. On social media... at first they did it all wrong - they were too promotional. Now they keep things interesting (Tory does their tweeting,) and they've been able to build a following and interact with the twitter community. I also found it incredible to learn that their design team is only 15 people, that Tory had no formal fashion training or education, and that she did very little research when she started her own business. She admitted that they made a lot of mistakes, but learned from it as they went. All in all, it was an inspiring evening. Of course I totally want to go and buy this now, to support her and all, but I'm being good.

An Evening with Tory Burch

Thu, Mar 17, 2011

New York City

Living in New York has it’s highs and lows. It is definitely a high stress environment that can get

the best of you if you let it. But, it’s also an amazing city with lots of fun events and activities. In

fact, one of my goals for this year has been to take advantage of as many activities as possible,

including weeknight events. This time last year I rarely left the office before 8pm and went

straight home, exhausted from the day.

This year, I’m working more efficiently while at work and I’m practicing a healthy work life

balance. I left work at 6:15 in order to meet Theodora, Grace, and Meg, Bo’s little sister, for a

special event at Florence Gould Hall.

More than 300 women and men came together to hear Tory Burch talk about her time in the

industry as part of the French Institute’s Fashion Talks.

I honestly have a girl crush after tonight’s event. Tory was poised, family focused, inspiring, and

is very self aware.

(Thanks Theodora for this crystal clear picture!)

While the event only lasted 45 minutes, her insights and comments have left me thinking far

longer. Here are a few of the highlights from tonight:

Tory had no fashion background in college

She has built her brand from the ground up in 7 short years

Her mother, Reva, was the original inspiration behind her lifestyle brand

Her goal was to answer an unmet need for quality fashion at an affordable price

“If you find something you’re passionate about, that’s a great thing.”

“I get to be a business person but also be creative”

Her original 5 year plan was to have 5 strong stores. She had 45 by the end of the 5 years

and will have 60 by the end of this year.

Her flagship store opened during Fashion Week in 2004 and sold $100,000 during the

first day alone.

She attributes her success to her time management skills

They look at the web as their largest store and know this is where they make their first

impression to the consumers.

This September, Tory Burch will have it’s first fashion show. Up until September 2011,

they’ve always had presentations due to cost constraints.

She was a tomboy growing up in Philadelphia suburbs, but her first fashion memory is

her YSL prom dress and her parents’ impeccable style.

She chose her logo from a list of 250 options a design firm provided her after she

requested they build a logo around her initial, T.

She is very focused on her family of three sons, three daughter in laws, and her husband.

(See video here where she addresses phones during dinner.) Tory Burch at Fashion Talks

She understands the importance of social media; and has even used Twitter to pitch

product ideas to loyal consumers. Their first great success from Twitter was the Tory

Travel Socks.

Her #1 fashion necessity which every woman should own is a classic trench to “cover it

all up.” I’m not sure why she’d want to cover her gorgeous clothes but it doesn’t stop me

from lusting over her Quincy trench!

Question: What would you ask Tory Burch if you had the opportunity?

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March 17, 2011

Oh Tory!

I attended the Fashion Talks Series at FIAF ( French Institute Alliance Francaise) and I think I

love her and her brand more today than I ever did before. Moderated by Pamela Golbin, Tory

Burch talked about her inspirations, how she started her career in Fashion, family work- life

balance and answered questions from the audience.

Felt so inspired after the event. I feel even more inspired to get that citrus yellow Robinson

satchel I saw the other day! what?… inspiration comes in many forms! This just seems to strike

me first. :)

Filed under NYC New York City Tory Burch FIAF Fashion Talks

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March 18, 2011

March 18, 2011

Tory Burch possibly launching menswear line Designer Tory Burch hinted of a menswear line.

Lindsey Herzik

Tory Burch. Photo courtesy of Alms via Wikimedia.

Famous female clothing designer Tory Burch, known for her signature “T” emblem, fabulous flats and bright fun patterns, is toying with the idea of starting a men’s line.

Currently Burch only offers women’s clothing and accessories, but she said in a talk at the French Institute

Alliance Francaise that she wants to expand into menswear. According to WWD, the line would be inspired by her father’s wardrobe during her youth.

During the talk Burch also expressed interest in creating a full scale fashion show during Fashion Week in NYC. She currently only has presentations of her new clothing lines, not fashion shows.

Burch also joined the ladies of “The View” on Friday for their segment “Friday Fashion” and while she didn’t confirm her menswear line on the show, she did show off some of the latest looks from her collections.

The designer launched her clothing line in February 2004. The label grew from Burch working from her home with a handful of employees to a global company with 45 stores and over 800 employees.

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March 18, 2011

Dudes: Would You Wear A Tory Burch Men’s Collection? by Justin Fenner | 5:51 pm, March 18th, 2011

Last night, designer Tory Burch casually

mentioned that she was flirting with the idea

of starting a men’s during a talk at the

French Institute. When she mentioned the

idea again this morning on The View, she

had some people thinking that it was a

planned part of her business.

Burch talked about her life and work in front

of an audience at FIAF in New York City

Wednesday night, during which moderator

Pamela Golbin (fashion curator at the

Louvre) asked her about her life and

business. Burch said she was toying with

the idea, not that she would actually do it,

but she did say it would be inspired by her

father’s style.

Burch’s father, Buddy Robinson, was a

wealthy Philadelphia investor. We can’t find

too many pictures of him, but in the ones

we have seen, he looks like he has his

stuff together. Burch didn’t confirm (or deny) that she would be doing the line on the show, which of

course is wise if she’s still not sure.

We don’t doubt that Burch could make good clothes in her dad’s clothes’ image — what we doubt is

whether or not any guys would wear them. Her brand as it is is very girly, because she’s designing for a

very feminine woman who loves pattern and color. Her clothes are going to have to look enough like her

in order for her to maintain a sense of brand continuity, but masculine enough so that guys will actually

shell out for the clothes.

We were also momentarily concerned about a men’s clothing line named Tory Burch, but then we

remembered that there are guys who wear the mess out of DKNY (Donna Karan), Vivienne Westwood,

Lilly Pulitzer and Unis (Eunice Lee), so we guess that wouldn’t really be too much of a problem.

Or would it? You tell us.

Unique to NYC Blog

March 19, 2011

French Institute Alliance Francaise: 59th St and Park Ave Fashion talks at the French Institute Alliance Francaise was a wonderful surprise. I attended the first evening in the series during which Tory Burch spoke about her secrets for success: the people who work on her team and her passion for fashion.

Tory Burch has only been in business for 7 years and has no fashion education (other than her admiration for her parents' style when they got dressed up for evenings out; she graduated Penn with a degree in art history). However, her American sportswear style (with the iconic logo that she had designed by an outside firm) has been what seems like an unstoppable force. Currently she has 45 retail stores, which is expected to be 60 by the end of the year (is there a recession?) and she went from having one employee working alongside her at her kitchen table to over 800. She explained that this business road was very bumpy (her first collection at Bergdorf's sold only 2 pieces), strained (early years were very cash constrained), and not glamorous (visiting sewing factories in China and pleading with them for a partnership). However, she put her all into her business and surrounded herself with people who believed and worked hard with her. It was clear that the evolution of the business was continuing and it was inspirational to hear about how this young woman did so much with so little, all while keeping straight her priorities about her children (3 sons and 3 step daughters)--no blackberry or phones on when she gets home to have dinner with her family. This is the first event I have attended at the French Institute Alliance Francaise, but if this talk is any indication of the caliber of events, this will certainly not be my last. I would highly recommend checking out their website: www.fiaf.org. Jewelry designer Lorenz Baumer is scheduled for March 30th and Oscar de la Renta is scheduled for April 4th.

March 19, 2011

FASHION NEWS: Tory Burch, Holmes & Yang and Lindsay Lohan

Here are some of the fashion news headlines of the week:

Designer Tory Burch is considering moving into menswear. During a talk at

the French Institute Alliance Française, Tory revealed that she is currently

pondering the idea of moving her fashion sense into the menswear market.

She said the collection would be based on her father’s wardrobe. [WWD]

Katie Holmes gave her clothing line with stylist Jeanne Yang a push on

with the first Holmes & Yang trunk show. Katie and Jeanne appeared at

Barneys for the show to promote their spring line and give it some added

publicity. Barneys extended the clothing line’s contract last summer by an

extra 8 months because it was selling so well. [WWD]

In an article published in the New York Times writer Gloria Allred expressed

his opinion on Lindsay Lohan’s court room fashion saying “If anything, her

outfits are alienating. A court wants to feel that the defendant has a proper

respect for the gravity of the occasion. I suppose we ought to be grateful that she’s not wearing shorts.” Lindsay has

previous said that she doesn’t think what she wears to court should be front page news. [ABA Journal]

March 21, 2011

March 21, 2011

Tory Burch Talks Oprah, Twitter and Her YSL Prom

Dress March 21, 2011 12:30 PM by Veronique Hyland

The French Institute/Alliance

Francaise in New York has been

holding a Fashion Talks series (Oscar

de la Renta is an upcoming guest.) On

Thursday, we went to see Tory Burch

in conversation with the Chief Curator

of the Musée de la Mode et du Textile

at the Louvre Palace. Below, some

choice quotes from the hour-long

exchange.

On the early days of her business:

"I was putting my boys to bed at

8:30, and falling asleep at 4 in the

morning on the phone to Asia."

On her five-year plan: "It was

always a retail concept…My five-year plan was three stores. Today we have 45." (She will have about 60 by

the end of this year.)

On getting a call from Oprah's team in 2005: "I have three brothers, and I definitely thought they were

playing a trick on me. I said, 'Sure, no problem, I'll cancel my spring break', because I thought it was still a

joke. Turns out it wasn't." They did a fashion show on the program, and "the next day we had 8 million hits

on our website."

On social media: "I always have been interested in the web and social media. I'm not that technologically

savvy, but for me it has always been another venue to sell." She Tweets and maintains a blog, "looking at it

as a magazine online."

On being called a "Park Avenue designer": "I grew up on a farm in Valley Forge, PA, not caring

anything about fashion. I was a total tomboy. I had three brothers, we were outside all day. Park Avenue

wasn't really on my horizon." Her one non-tomboy moment? "I had a Saint Laurent prom dress that [my

mother] bought me. And it was the first time I probably put on a dress, actually! I really was anti-dress. I

had this big black tulle and plum dress."

On her father Buddy Robinson's amazing fashion sense: "My brother and I are keeping his clothes

because he had such great style. I told my older brother [to keep them], in case we ever want to do men's."

On seeing women on the street in her clothes: I will never be jaded when I see [someone wearing my

designs.]"

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FIAF Fashion Talks 2011: Twitter Activity

Total number of Tweets: 64

Tory Burch : March 16

Tweets using #FTToryBurch: 50

Total number of Tweets: 49

Lorenz Bäumer: March 30

Tweets using #fiafbaumer: 31

Total number of Tweets: 261

Oscar de la Renta : April 4

Tweets using #FIAFOdlR: 104