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Established by Thomas Burberry in 1856, Burberry is a global luxury fashion brand with a strong British heritage.

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News & Analysis

Op-Ed | The Brand Power of ‘Made in’

Consumers care more about where products come from than ever before, argues Tom Adams. How can brands use this knowledge to inform their strategy?


News & Analysis

The ‘Made In’ Dilemma: To Label, or Not to Label

Consumers care about the origin of their products, but luxury brands are all over the place when it comes to 'Made in' disclosures, says Luca Solca of Exane BNP Paribas.


News & Analysis

Colin's Column | What is the Purpose of LC:M?

Colin McDowell asks, what does London Collections: Men have to offer young men whose style is driven more by music and subcultures like skateboarding than the catwalk?


Global Markets

Panama, Latin America’s Nerve Centre

As the gateway to a regional fashion market worth $150 billion and a hub connecting 600 million people, there is more to Panama than meets the eye.


News & Analysis

Inside the Growing Global Fur Industry

From auctions to activists, BoF goes inside the $40 billion fur industry’s relationship with fashion.


Financial Markets

A Bumpy Ride

The Savigny Luxury Index (“SLI”) ended the month of May up shy of one percent after a bumpy ride, whilst the MSCI World Index (“MSCI”) climbed two percent.


Global Markets

Op-Ed | Could Global Pricing Alignment Backfire?

Luxury brands like Chanel and Prada have been adjusting prices in response to the Chinese market, but currency volatility and political dynamics present a real risk, argues Philip Guarino.


Luxury

Selling to the Super-Rich

What does it take to tap the record number of super-rich consumers?


Global Markets

With Chinese Discounts, Gucci Turns the Page on Frida Giannini

Gucci is offering discounts of as much as 50 percent in China as the Italian fashion house seeks to clear out merchandise designed by its former creative director, prompting lines of Chinese shoppers to form since sunrise.


Global Markets

Luxury Brands’ Value Shrinks $7 Billion as China Curbs Largesse

The value of the top 10 luxury goods brands fell 6 percent, or $7.1 billion, to $105 billion as companies from Prada SpA to Cartier grappled with slowing sales in China and Russia.