Riccardo Tisci is on the move, guided by the natural world and by the chic simplicity and gender-fluid styles of British men including David Bowie and Michael Clark. Tisci has long been a believer in fluid dressing. “I grew up with nine women around me, and I’ve always been obsessed with the idea of men […]

The luxury outerwear brand has also tapped Terence Bogan as chief merchant as it prepare to fight for market share in an increasingly crowded, and fashion-dominated, space.

Burberry will be presenting its fall 2021 men’s wear collection on Feb. 22 at 1 p.m. in a digital format, without a live audience present.

The Scottish DJ and producer died following an accident in Athens.

The actress and model follows her father Jude Law through the doors of Dior as a brand ambassador.

The two British, publicly quoted brands are starting 2021 with significant efforts in the social and environmental arena, and it’s more than just virtue signaling.  

The company is wrestling with COVID-19-related store closures, and making big sacrifices, as it ditches discounts in favor of full-price sales.

Retail and comparative store sales suffered single-digit declines in the third quarter due to lockdown, store closures and Burberry’s decision to ditch discounting and pursue full-price sales.

See the Chinese New Year campaigns from Prada, Fendi, Burberry, Dior, Chloé, and many more here.

Denied a proper Chinese New Year celebration last year, the nation is in the mood for an over-the-top celebration in 2021.

Bain & Co. says the sector is “moving very quickly towards the entertainment world and the content production world.”

Both established names like Burberry and McQueen and up-and-comers like Deborah Lyons are working to make sourcing secondhand fabrics more accessible to brands and students.

Designers and brands snapped into action, livestreaming shows, creating films, stepping into the VR and gaming arena and honoring frontline workers during the pandemic.

The collection uses surplus yarn from textile companies.

Burberry is teaming with the British Fashion Council on a pilot program to distribute unused fabric to fashion students, with the idea of taking the initiative industry-wide.