Burberry
Established by Thomas Burberry in 1856, Burberry is a global luxury fashion brand with a strong British heritage.
Burberry Seeks Investor Support for CEO's Turnaround Plan
The trench-coat maker — which reported group revenue of £2.73 billion, down 1 percent — plans to buy back £150 million of shares.
The New Luxury: How Streetwear Changes Everything
New streetwear aesthetics are hybridising with traditional luxury goods and fundamentally reshaping the market for status symbols, resulting in a genetically different luxury world, argues Luca Solca.
Burberry Takes Italian Leather Goods Supplier In-House
The brand, which is seen as punching below its weight in handbags and leather accessories compared to its peers, will acquire the luxury leather-goods business from longstanding Italian supply partner CF&P.
The Global Influencer Economy, Part 1: The Dangers of Playing It Safe
What boosts the bottom line from London to Lagos? BoF examines the dark arts of influence and why brands can't afford to play it safe.
Will Nike’s Toxic Culture Impact Business?
More senior managers have exited Nike as part of a sweeping investigation into workplace misconduct. But consumer perception, investor confidence and the bottom line seem stable — for now.
Luxury’s Big Guns Are a’ Blazing
LVMH and Kering’s stellar first quarter results had the SLI shooting for the stars this month.
Coty Results Beats on Demand for Luxury Fragrances
The beauty products maker reported quarterly results that beat analysts' estimates, helped by robust sales for its Burberry Beauty and Gucci Bloom fragrances.
Albert Frere Is Selling His Entire Stake in Burberry
The Belgian billionaire's Groupe Bruxelles Lambert said it would sell its Burberry stake of about 6.6 percent through a private placement, with Goldman Sachs acting as the bookrunner.
The BoF Podcast: Inside Sinéad Burke’s Inclusive Fashion Movement
In the latest episode of Inside Fashion, Sinéad Burke talks to Imran Amed about what she’s going to do with her newfound influence and gives advice to designers and chief executives on how to make fashion more inclusive.
Prada: Making the Most of Its Moment
In the midst of a recovery buoyed by hot product, the long-struggling Italian house is pushing forward in the US with a revamped e-commerce site and a resort show in New York. Can it catch up with its peers?