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


Fashion Has a Diversity Problem on the Business Side, Too
BoF examined the 15 largest public companies in fashion and found that diversity is lacking at the highest levels of leadership.

Bits & Bytes | Apple Moves Into Media, Faces Are the New Currency
This week, Apple aims to become a luxury fashion lifestyle and content brand, while faces could turn into digital calling cards.

Want a Fashion Job in London?
The British capital is one of the best places in the world to build a career in fashion, due to record-breaking investment in its technology sector and its ability to attract global talent.

Sinéad Burke Versus The Bell Curve
The three-and-a-half-foot activist for inclusion makes a powerful case for why, in the age of internet-powered influence, it no longer makes financial sense for fashion brands to only cater to the bell curve of society.

Is Video the Future of Online Shopping?
While platforms like YouTube don’t have integrated e-commerce, video-streaming apps in China, and now the West, are driving more and more sales.

Why Now Is the Right Time to Apply for a Role in Luxury
As Virgil Abloh’s appointment underscores, a millennial mindset is taking hold in the luxury industry — creating opportunity for emerging talent with new ideas and non-traditional skills.

Farfetch Launches Start-Up Accelerator
On the road to an IPO, the fashion unicorn is launching a start-up accelerator aimed at driving innovation for online and physical stores.

Power Moves | Louis Vuitton Hires Francesca Amfitheatrof, Stuart Weitzman's New CEO
This week, Eraldo Poletto is appointed as chief executive of Stuart Weitzman, while Francesca Amfitheatrof joins Louis Vuitton as artistic director of watches and jewellery.

JD.com Makes Push for European Luxury Brands
The Chinese e-commerce platform said it can offer faster delivery and better protection against fakes than rival Alibaba.

Can LVMH Disrupt Itself?
The world’s largest luxury group has been slow to seize the digital opportunity. Now, it’s trying to disrupt itself before it’s disrupted by others.