11 Brands Like Tory Burch to Shop Right Now

Shop this California lifestyle brand for expensive-looking wardrobe essentials that you’ll want to live in. The Jenni Kayne clothing line boasts quality construction, attention to detail and minimalist designs that are both sophisticated and effortlessly cool. (Hint: Our obsession with the Jenni Kayne cashmere cocoon sweater is well-documented.) If you’re in the market for a new handbag, you won’t find a big selection here. That said, the two main options—an oversized leather tote and a slouchy bucket bag—are simple, sleek and timeless enough to justify the hefty price tag ($995 and $695, respectively).

Rebecca Minkoff came onto the contemporary designer scene in 2005 and has been producing fresh, fun styles ever since. The brand’s line of handbags features super trendy styles (think: fringe and studs) as well as classic and versatile designs at a mid-range designer price. All the pieces in the clothing line reflect the designer’s affinity for edgy-but-wearable designs, and the styles are definitely flashier than what you’ll find at Tory Burch. In other words, if your look is a little bit rock n’ roll, but not too rough around the edges, Rebecca Minkoff is the brand for you.

This female-owned company has a full line of luxury clothing that includes dazzling evening gowns, flirty minidresses, impeccably tailored suits, palazzo pants with wild prints and pretty much anything else you can think of. The styles are feminine with a touch of whimsy and plenty of (sophisticated) sex appeal. Much like Tory Burch, this brand’s philosophy is all about empowering women through fashion—though Alice + Olivia arguably does so in a decidedly trendier way, as compared to Tory Burch’s more timeless designs. It’s also worth noting that handbags are not among the offerings here.

Founded in 2013, Faherty has already forged a name for itself in the world of luxury hippie-surfer fashion. Indeed, the ocean serves as inspiration for the clothing line, which features breezy floral dresses, Native-designed Ikat cardigans, and faded button-ups that already look broken in. The brand has a sworn commitment to sustainability and all the designs are made from environmentally-friendly and ethically-sourced materials. In terms of how Faherty stacks up against Tory Burch, you can expect a more laid back aesthetic and considerably lower prices.

Another relatively young brand that hit the scene in 2013, Sézane is a Paris-born clothing company with a feminine and vintage-inspired aesthetic that perfectly captures the je ne sais quoi of French fashion. Indeed, Sézane’s combination of billowy bohemian blouses, suede mini skirts, slouchy sweater dresses and dainty 50s-style cardigans create a feeling of true romance…and if you’re used to shopping at Tory Burch, you might fall in love with the prices, too.

Tory Burch gives fashionistas the opportunity to wear her logo with pride…be it printed all over a dress or as the centerpiece of an expensive sandal. Same goes for Michael Kors, whose iconic logo is used liberally in both the clothing and handbag collections. That’s not all the two designers have in common, though. Michael Kors and Tory Burch have a similarly timeless aesthetic, characterized by streamlined silhouettes and classic designs. Bottom line: If you’re looking for sleek, sophisticated style with a recognizable name, Michael Kors fits the bill.

Kate Spade is the patron saint of sophisticated prepsters. The classy, feminine aesthetic here is equal parts playful and chic—and, much like Tory Burch, Kate Spade clothing is designed to transcend the passing trends and stand the test of time. That said, Kate Spade is best known for handbags, which were the only goods on offer when the fashion retailer made its debut in 1993 and remain the most iconic part of the collection. You’ll pay a pretty penny for Kate Spade style (prices are comparable to Tory Burch), but it’s a worthy splurge if you want to step out of the house looking like Jackie O.

Forget what you thought you knew about Eileen Fisher. Once synonymous with frumpy fashion, Eileen Fisher has updated its aesthetic in recent years and the transformation is impressive. The styles—all of which are manufactured and sold with sustainability in mind—remain simple, but the look is more modern, the fit is fluid and reliably flattering and the fabrics feel luxe. Come here for elegant separates that you can wear for travel, work and afternoon cocktails on the weekend.  (We strongly recommend scooping up a pair of the never-take-them-off wide leg trousers with elastic waistband.)

Much like Kate Spade, Tory Burch has a reputation for making high-quality, minimalist handbags…and Cuyana is giving them both a run for their money. First launched in 2011, this female-led brand is dedicated to top-notch craftsmanship, sustainable practices and a “less is more” philosophy. Cuyana boasts a moderately priced collection of handbags and apparel that features primarily neutral colors, minimalist, architectural designs and a polished, but easygoing aesthetic that’s as versatile as it is fresh.

There’s a good chance you’re quite familiar with this fashion retailer, since Coach has been renowned for luxury leather goods since its founding in 1941. You can get clothes here, if you wish, but it’s really all about the leather. Coach takes a practical approach to fashion, with a commitment to quality craftsmanship and timeless design that’s evident in the covetable collection of shoulder bags, duffles, wallets and the like. The brand is generally considered to be expensive—it’s luxury, after all—but compared to other designers, the prices span a pretty wide range (from $195 to $875 for handbags) and are on the more accessible end of the spectrum