The Timeless Legacy of Burberry: A Story of British Elegance
Since its founding in 1856 by Thomas Burberry, the iconic British fashion house Burberry
Thomas Burberry opened his first shop in Basingstoke, England, specializing in weatherproof clothing. His invention of gabardine
The Burberry trench coat, originally designed for British soldiers, transformed into a fashion staple in the 1920s. Its distinctive features—the epaulettes, D-ring belt, and check-lined collar—remain unchanged today. In 1955, Queen Elizabeth II granted Burberry a Royal Warrant, cementing its status as a purveyor of British excellence. Under creative directors like Christopher Bailey and Riccardo Tisci, Burberry embraced modernity while honoring its heritage. The brand pioneered digital fashion shows, livestreaming its 2010 runway. Today, its signature check pattern and TB monogram
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With sustainability now at its core, Burberry aims to become carbon-neutral by 2040, proving that legacy and responsibility go hand in hand. From trenches to NFTs, Burberry's story is still being written.From Humble Beginnings to Global Fame
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Modern Reinvention and Digital Mastery
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"One’s destination is never a place, but a new way of seeing things." – Inspired by Burberry's campaigns celebrating exploration.