Tory Burch Sale You know there’s magic apparent when a designer introduces his or her pre-fall collection with phrases such as “Obviously the consumer isn’t going to be, like, ‘All right, Burkina Faso! I get it!’” and “‘I wear Birkenstocks all the time, and I thought, OK, I actually need to look nice once in a while.’ ” But such is the charm of Danielle Sherman at Edun; personable, confident and bursting with talent, she’s steering the eco-conscious label into evermore impressive frontiers through both wit and incisiveness.Burkina Faso and elevated sandals are, in fact, two high points of the collection. The former serves as inspiration for Sherman’s black-and-white square motif, which recalls—but doesn’t overkill—common sixties modishness. Those graphics spring from painted abodes in the town of Tiébélé, and are particularly enticing when worn leather-over-knit (the knits are done in Madagascar). As for Sherman’s reimagined Birkenstock, there’re curly-haired Toscana lamb shower slides: Every editor in the room did an acquisitive double take, including this male writer. The sandals are also, worth noting, Edun’s very first fully in-house-produced shoe.