The Latest Breaking News from Burberry

The fashion brand is set to leave the FTSE 100 after a rapid fall in value and status, but some think it can rise again

It is time to re-embrace the bucket hat (that is, if you ever stopped), says Joe Bromley

Looking for a fruity signature this summer? Strawberry perfumes are trending and promise to scent your skin with juicy sweetness...

As #underconsumptioncore trends on TikTok and gen Z turns to vintage, high-end houses fret over stalling demand

Shares down 4.4% on Wednesday as demand for fashion, watches, leather goods, perfumes and cosmetics slows

The superstar trades theatrical headpieces for the humble baseball cap.

Keep your tailoring in check with a sleek tie bar

Two of our fashion superpowers, Burberry and Mulberry are both currently languishing in the sub-prime doldrums. Given there are so few labels that command their global might and recognition of our fair homegrown industry, it’s a worry. 

The luxury goods industry is poised for growth due to increasing disposable income, convenient shopping and payment options, and strong demand for exclusivity. Therefore, high-end investors could consider buying fundamentally strong luxury stocks Burlington Stores (BURL), Burberry Group (BURBY), and Gap (GPS). Keep reading.