Burberry
Established by Thomas Burberry in 1856, Burberry is a global luxury fashion brand with a strong British heritage.
Brexit Vote Sends Tourists Flocking to London to Purchase Luxury Goods
By voting to leave the European Union, Britons have delivered a potential windfall to tourists eager to snatch up Burberry trenchcoats, Harrods Stilton and Liberty scarves on the cheap.
Alexander Wang Becomes CEO and Chairman of His Namesake Brand
Alexander Wang is the latest designer to take on a broader business role, becoming chief executive and chairman of his namesake brand.
The Age of Uncertainty
From terror attacks to the threat of Brexit, shockwaves from crises on one side of the world can spread swiftly to the other. Claudia D'Arpizio does the analysis.
Britain Votes to Exit EU, Pound Plunges and Cameron to Step Down
Britain has voted to exit the 28-nation bloc, unleashing market turmoil, political uncertainty and untold damage to the global fashion industry.
Who's Tapping the Childrenswear Boom?
From online virtual shopping destinations and interactive magical story books to celebrity hot spots, these leading retailers are seizing the growing opportunity in the childrenswear market.
JD.com, Stepping Out of Alibaba’s Shadow?
Haoyu Shen, chief executive of JD.com’s JD Mall unit, reveals how the Chinese online giant plans to take on Alibaba’s Tmall and seize more of the country’s fashion e-commerce market.
The Childrenswear Market Comes of Age
Growth in childrenswear has overtaken that of both menswear and womenswear.
How Men Could Fall Off the Catwalk
Menswear shows, traditionally held months before the women hit the runways later in the year, are being slowly airbrushed from the fashion industry's calendar and folded into the women's events.
The Price of Transparency
The way luxury goods are priced in global markets is more transparent than ever, skewing where people shop, fuelling the grey market and dragging down sales, with no clear solution in sight.
Is Gentrification a Threat to Fashion Capitals?
Waves of young creatives are abandoning New York and London for lower rents and a better quality of life in places like Berlin and Los Angeles. Should the fashion industry be worried?