The black background pattern will see a pocket tote, satchel, wristlet and tablet case while the white background will have a letter carrier, wristlet and barrel bag.įinally, Laura shared with me something in development – a nylon version of the classic sketch print. The charm pattern, designed by artist Courtney Williams, will be made with a black and a white background. Retails will range from $85-$285 depending on style. There will be a variety of styles released for the retro print including a new tassel bag, satchel, cross-body letter carrier, barrel bag, wristlet and, my favorite, the tablet case. I could tell that she spent a lot of time with the artwork, especially when looking at Cinderella Castle. She showed me the original artwork, and I was impressed with the intricate details. Like the retro print for Disneyland Resort, the artwork for the Walt Disney World Resort pattern was created by Susan Foy. The response from guests continues to amaze me, so I’m hopeful people will like these fun, new designs.” “We are releasing a retro print for Walt Disney World Resort and a pattern featuring Disney character charms. “We are excited to add these new collections to our popular Dooney & Bourke line,” said Laura. I asked Laura Caszatt, Product Developer for accessories, about these new items. Similar to that May event in California, we have invited Ian Ray, creative director for Dooney & Bourke, and Disney Design Group artist Susan Foy to join us for the party. Mark your calendars for July 14, as we will be releasing two new collections at TrendD in the Downtown Disney Marketplace at Walt Disney World Resort. I have some good news for guests who couldn’t attend that party. Tip: Just a heads-up, Mother’s Day is May 13 this year, so if you’re still in search of that perfect gift for mom, think Dooney & Bourke and consider your problem solved.In early May, we released two new Dooney & Bourke collections at Disneyland Resort during a special release party at Disney Vault 28. Special Note: Creative Director for Dooney & Bourke, Ian Ray, will be on hand from 2–5 pm for a special appearance and signing of these new collections. So make plans now to stop by Disney Vault 28 on May 12 and pick up some of this year’s must-have accessories from Dooney & Bourke. I asked Susan what her favorite icon was from the print, and her response was simple: “ Sleeping Beauty Castle, because it was created first and really set the tone for how the rest of it would lay out.” When it’s said and done, there’s almost something magical when you think about it that way.Īnother collection that I’m excited to see first-hand, and debuting the same day on both coasts (at TrenD at Walt Disney World Resort and at Disney Vault 28 at the Disneyland Resort) is “Buttons”… which fellow author, Erin Catalano, will be sharing more details on in the coming weeks. “From the attraction, character and icon choices to the distinct color palette, it really gave us a great opportunity to incorporate a lot of detail into such an intricate design.” “The word ‘Retro’ is certainly the best and most accurate way to describe this collection,” says Susan Foy, Disney Design Group Graphic Designer.
The Retro collection, which will remain exclusive to the Disneyland Resort, is sure to be a hit with Disney Parks guests. This new line will be available in a variety of popular silhouettes including a wristlet, mini barrel, tassel tote, satchel and letter carrier as well as an iPad case. Well, West Coast Dooney & Bourke collectors and Disney fans, the wait is over, because we just got the scoop on a couple of new collections set to debut May 12 at Disney Vault 28 at the Disneyland Resort. A few weeks back my friend and fellow Disney Parks Blog author, Erin Catalano, gave you a sneak peek at the newest Dooney & Bourke collections that sent people running as part of Disney’s Princess Half Marathon Weekend, and of course setting sail on the Disney Fantasy in order to add another exclusive piece to their own personal collections.
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