- StyleElle
Beyonce Previews Riccardo Tisci's New Burberry During Houston Concert
Ahead of Tisci's history-making Burberry debut.
- StyleElle
The 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
- StyleHarper’s Bazaar
Riccardo Tisci has started to unveil his debut Burberry collection
Rihanna, Lily James and Matt Smith have all pictured in his monogrammed sell-out
- StyleDanielle Fowler
London 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.
- StyleRed
Trench coats that look like Burberry
Except your bank account, no one ever has to know From Red Online
- StyleMarie Claire Dorking
Burberry selling £230 cycling shorts and people seem to dig them
Burberry are jumping on the cycling short bandwagon.
- StyleCiara Sheppard
Why 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.
- StyleElle
Your First Look At Riccardo Tisci For Burberry
The designer shared a glimpse into his vision for the British fashion house
- StyleHarper’s Bazaar
Burberry sues Target for copying its famous check
The British brand filed a lawsuit in a New York court last week
- StyleDanielle Fowler
Burberry emerges as strong contender for Meghan Markle's wedding dress designer
Another day, another label in the running.
- StyleHarper’s Bazaar
Matt Smith scores his first Burberry campaign
'The Crown' actor stars alongside brand favourite Cara Delevingne
StyleLauren SharkeyChristopher Bailey leaves Burberry: The legacy the designer's leaving behind
Christopher Bailey is a digital pioneer responsible for reinvigorating London Fashion Week.
- StyleThe Guardian
Christopher 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.
- FinanceThe Independent
Christopher 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.
- StyleDanielle Fowler
Burberry 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.
StyleDanielle FowlerWhat the street style set will be wearing at London Fashion Week SS18
From the most coveted trench of the season to Ganni's latest 'It' t-shirt, these are the must-have items needed to perfect London Fashion Week style.
- StyleHarper’s Bazaar
Burberry to put on a major photographic exhibition
The house also revealed its new September show space
StyleLauren SharkeyAll the major designers showing at London Fashion Week September 2017
Tommy Hilfiger, Emporio Armani and Versus Versace are all joining the line-up.
- StyleAlison Coldridge
Fashion Week's 'see now, buy now' model: Is it working?
When Burberry revealed a strategy shift in September 2016 to showcase a collection at London Fashion Week that customers could instantly shop, it’s safe to say the fashion world was dubious. For decades, Fashion Weeks globally had unveiled collections that weren’t available to buy for months to come (so print journalists and buyers would be able to plan their issues well in advance) and going against the grain by dropping the traditional fashion calendar was always going to be a risk. While long-standing and very traditional in some respects, the British fashion house is known for being innovative – and in an age where we shop from our phones and crave immediacy, innovation pays off.
- StyleHayley FitzPatrick
#WhatFeministsWear Is Trending Because of Emma Watson
Emma Watson’s controversial March Vanity Fair spread is making headlines and yielding an interesting debate on feminism.
- StyleAlison Coldridge
Kendall Jenner wears new season Burberry to London Fashion Week party
When Kendall Jenner landed in the capital on Saturday, the entire fashion industry got excited. After all, the American model’s arrival could well mean a FROW appearance at a London Fashion Week show – or a quick spot of catwalk modelling. Last night, Kendall made an appearance at *the* London Fashion Week bash of the season – a post-show get together hosted by Burberry in collaboration with LOVE magazine.
- StyleLauren Sharkey
London Fashion Week day four: A trip back to school with history, politics and science
Remaining vigilant, Erdem stayed well away from Middle Eastern stereotypes. Instead, he delicately embroidered Turkish patterns onto military jackets and printed opulent designs across long velvet dresses. Faux fur brand Shrimps continues to rise, updating its usually saturated coats into icy designs fit for a snow day.
StyleLauren SharkeyPenelope Cruz and Naomi Campbell fly in for Burberry's Tudor-heavy London Fashion Week show
Arguably the biggest show in the London Fashion Week schedule, Burberry showed its second see now, buy now collection this evening. Last season’s Virginia Woolf references had moved into decadent designs taken from the work of sculptor Henry Moore.
StyleAlison ColdridgeFrom catwalk to checkout: Shop Burberry’s AW17 'see now, buy now' collection immediately with our edit
On Monday evening, Christopher Bailey debuted his AW17 collection for Burberry. Decadent, Tudor-inspired and structured, it was full of new season items that social media instantly gushed over. Lucky Olivia Palermo, sat on the front row, even got to wear one of the new pieces (the military wool cape) – as a model waltzed past her on the catwalk in exactly the same look. But it’s not just celebs who can wear the new collection immediately.
