Burberry
Established by Thomas Burberry in 1856, Burberry is a global luxury fashion brand with a strong British heritage.
Richemont’s April Sales Unexpectedly Drop Ahead of Price Changes
Richemont reported an unexpected decline in April sales as retailers delayed purchases in anticipation of price adjustments.
Burberry Sees Increased Uncertainty as Annual Profit Declines
Burberry Group Plc reported a 1 percent decline in annual earnings as the strength of sterling and decelerating sales in Hong Kong weighed on margins.
Does Fashion Need a Global Council?
A global organisation could solve key issues in the fashion industry, from scheduling conflicts to model health, argues Colin McDowell.
The Great Mall of China
With two-thirds of Chinese luxury purchases now made outside mainland China, the whole world has become a Chinese luxury shopping mall. Who is benefitting most?
Cinderellas, Snow Whites or Sleeping Beauties?
Luxury groups need to tap their smaller labels as the growth of their megabrands slows. But are these smaller brands blossoming, shifting gear or still waiting for Prince Charming?
A Pricing Conundrum
The Savigny Luxury Index (“SLI”) fell sharply this month, losing more than two percent, driven by disappointing first quarter results.
Op Ed | The End of Orientalism
The Met’s new fashion exhibit in New York marks the end of the Orientalist era for Western designers, says Liz Flora.
A Fashion Week Just For Me
Fashion’s biggest players are staging increasingly elaborate shows in off-piste locations — beyond the noise of traditional fashion weeks — to generate dedicated global media coverage and activate regional markets.
WeChat Publishing Is Changing China’s Mediascape
As Chinese messaging app WeChat hits 500 million users, BoF examines how mobile publishing is changing the country's media landscape.
LookLive Lets Users Shop TV Shows
LookLive, an Amsterdam-based start-up, is enabling viewers to shop the fashion products that appear in popular television shows.