Burberry
Established by Thomas Burberry in 1856, Burberry is a global luxury fashion brand with a strong British heritage.
In New York, Men's Fashion Week Is Hanging On
Reduced to a niche event, New York Fashion Week: Men's offers an opportunity for young designers to really be seen. For talented participants, the intimacy can work in their favour.
Burberry First Quarter Sales Rise 3 Percent
The company said there was no change to annual guidance, adding that it was on track to deliver cost savings of £100 million.
Uniqlo’s $300 Million Bet on Federer
The logic behind Uniqlo’s 10-year deal with 36-year-old tennis legend Roger Federer.
Burberry Collaborates With Vivienne Westwood
Burberry is collaborating with Vivienne Westwood, the British megabrand's creative officer Riccardo Tisci revealed on Instagram.
Stormy Trade Talks Take the Wind Out of Luxury’s Sails
The SLI was left reeling with a 4 percent loss as Trump rattled the cage with Europe this month, while family ownership was reaffirmed by some of the industry's leaders.
Circularity: Sustainable Fashion’s Holy Grail or Greenwashing?
For many fashion brands, circularity begins and ends with marketing campaigns or capsule collections featuring recycled materials, an approach some activists liken to greenwashing.
A Silver Lining to London's Menswear Exodus
The absence of headline acts like Burberry, JW Anderson, Craig Green and Grace Wales Bonner has cast doubt on the future of London Fashion Week Men’s — but also made space for new talent to shine.
With Sales Boom in Mind, Gucci Tightens Grip on Suppliers
The step comes as luxury labels — from Burberry to Louis Vuitton — begin to levy greater control over their production or invest in speeding up internal processes to ride a rebound in luxury goods sales.
Luxury Results Tell a Tale of Two Extremes
Luxury results were good, bad and ugly this month, causing a divergence in stock performances among our SLI constituents.
Op-Ed | Our Lust for Gucci Loafers Can't Last Forever
With corporate valuations as highly priced as this season's Balenciaga sneakers, luxury companies won't completely escape the fallout when an inevitable slowdown arrives, argues Andrea Felsted.