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EntertainmentYahoo Style UK'Someone sack the designer': £2.5K Burberry coat ridiculed online
The look which combines 'traditional tailoring' with 'contemporary streetwear' has not been well received.
EntertainmentYahoo Style UKA blonde Kendall Jenner joins Bella Hadid and Gigi Hadid on the catwalk at Burberry's London Fashion Week show
On Monday evening celebrities descended upon the Troubador White City Theatre for one of the most anticipated shows of London Fashion Week: Burberry.The catwalk was jam-packed with famous faces, most notably, Kendall Jenner, who made her first runway appearance of the spring/summer 2020 season.The 23-year-old, who had been absent from the catwalks at New York Fashion Week, was almost unrecognisable as she took to the runway with a dramatic new bleached blonde hairdo.Kendall was joined on the runway by sisters Bella Hadid, 22, and Gigi Hadid, 24, as well as Agyness Deyn and Irina Shayk.READ MORE: London Fashion Week September 2019: Best dressed celebritiesThe iconic British brand, helmed by Riccardo Tisci, also attracted quite the star-studded crowd for its newest collection debut.Model Naomi Campbell, actress Lily James and Korean singers Lucas Wong and Jisoo all sat front row.
EntertainmentElleAfter Banning Fur, Burberry Announces Plans To Be Plastic-Free By 2025
The luxury fashion house turned its back on fur last year
StyleElleRiccardo Tisci Debuts His First Ad Campaign For Burberry
And stays true to the heart of the brand
EntertainmentHarper’s BazaarBurberry and Vivienne Westwood's highly anticipated collaboration is here
It's celebration of British fashion
EntertainmentElleBeyonce Previews Riccardo Tisci's New Burberry During Houston Concert
Ahead of Tisci's history-making Burberry debut.
StyleElleThe First Piece From Riccardo Tisci's Debut Burberry Collection Has Just Gone On Sale
Rihanna, Lily James and Matt Smith have all pictured in his monogrammed T-shirt
EntertainmentHarper’s BazaarRiccardo Tisci has started to unveil his debut Burberry collection
Rihanna, Lily James and Matt Smith have all pictured in his monogrammed sell-out
StyleYahoo Style UKLondon Fashion Week pledges to go fur-free for the first time
The history-making decision follows a year-on-year rise in anti-fur demonstrations.
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SportYahoo Style UKBurberry selling £230 cycling shorts and people seem to dig them
Burberry are jumping on the cycling short bandwagon.
StyleYahoo Style UKWhy Burberry burned £28.6 million of stock last year
The practice is understood to be rife in the industry – but environmental charities aren't happy.
NewsElleYour First Look At Riccardo Tisci For Burberry
The designer shared a glimpse into his vision for the British fashion house
NewsHarper’s BazaarBurberry sues Target for copying its famous check
The British brand filed a lawsuit in a New York court last week
NewsYahoo Style UKBurberry emerges as strong contender for Meghan Markle's wedding dress designer
Another day, another label in the running.
NewsYahoo LifePeople are losing their minds over this suit company's same-sex fashion campaign
When the Suitsupply line of affordable suits unveiled a series of ads featuring all-male couples, the images angered some people and excited others.
NewsYahoo Style UKCara Delevingne closes Burberry's LGBTQ-inspired show in a rainbow cape
CEO Christopher Bailey checks out after his final show for Brit fashion house, Burberry.
NewsRefinery 29 UKBurberry's Greatest Style Hits Over 17 Years
Last night, Christopher Bailey serenaded London Fashion Week with his swan song for Burberry after 17 years at the helm. “There has never been a more important time to say that in our diversity lies our strength and our creativity”, Bailey said. The epic, 85-look collection was perhaps Bailey’s most experimental and creative to date, incorporating all the brand’s hits over the years, from trenches, windbreakers and Harrington jackets to scarves, caps and capes.
NewsYahoo Style UKLondon Fashion Week AW18: Everything you need to know
From must-see shows to how to get in on the action without a ticket, consider this the ultimate London Fashion Week AW18 cheat sheet.
NewsHarper’s BazaarMatt Smith scores his first Burberry campaign
'The Crown' actor stars alongside brand favourite Cara Delevingne
NewsYahoo Style UKChristopher Bailey leaves Burberry: The legacy the designer's leaving behind
Today, Burberry announced that president and chief creative officer Christopher Bailey will be stepping down in 2018.Officially leaving his post in March next year (although he will assist CEO Marco Gobbetti until December 2018), Bailey will leave behind a 17-year legacy at the British heritage brand. The designer hasn’t confirmed the reason behind his departure nor where he will be working next.“It has been the great privilege of my working life to be at Burberry, working alongside and learning from such an extraordinary group of people over the last 17 years. Burberry encapsulates so much of what is great about Britain,” the designer said in a statement.“It has been a truly inspiring place to work and the decision to leave was not an easy one. I do truly believe, however, that Burberry’s best days are still ahead of her and that the company will go from strength to strength. I am excited to pursue new creative projects but remain fully committed to the future success of this magnificent brand and to ensuring a smooth transition.”Not only was Bailey responsible for Burberry’s soaring profits, the 46-year-old is also credited with transforming the label into a digital powerhouse, pioneering the ‘see now, buy now’ movement and utilising social media platforms like Snapchat.In charge of over 50 Burberry collections a year encompassing all ready-to-wear, accessories, beauty and fragrance, Bailey’s talent will be sorely missed in the fashion industry.After all, he was responsible for turning London into a global fashion hub, transforming London Fashion Week into somewhere that attracts top editors, celebrities, models and other talent.Here are some of Christopher Bailey’s biggest Burberry achievements.Follow us on Instagram and Facebook for non-stop inspiration delivered fresh to your feed, every day. For Twitter updates, follow @YahooStyleUK.Read more from Yahoo Style UK:Burberry creative director and former CEO to leave in 2018Burberry revisits roots for SS18 show, while Naomi, Kate and Cara watch onFashion Week’s ‘see now, buy now’ model: Is it working?
NewsThe GuardianChristopher Bailey: how Burberry's creative force transformed the brand
Christopher Bailey transformed Burberry in aesthetic and financial terms, but most of all he transformed it in tone. Christopher Bailey, who turned Burberry from an ailing rainwear label into a global luxury brand, is to check out of the company in 2018 after 17 years at the helm. Burberry shares fell 2% after the news that Bailey’s next Burberry show, which will be held in London in February, will be his last.
NewsThe IndependentChristopher Bailey: Burberry creative director and former CEO to leave in 2018
The chief creative officer and former chief executive of Burberry, Christopher Bailey, is leaving the company at the end of March next year, the British fashion house has announced. Mr Bailey, who joined Burberry in 2001 and became CEO and chief creative officer in May 2014, ushered the retailer through a period of significant transition during his leadership. "Burberry has undergone an incredible transformation since 2001 and Christopher has been instrumental to the company's success in that period,” said Mr Gobbetti.
NewsYahoo Style UKBurberry revisits roots for SS18 show, while Naomi, Kate and Cara watch on
Christopher Bailey paid sartorial homage to Burberry's history at the Brit label's SS18 show.