The House of Burberry is renowned worldwide for its coveted designs, from their classic trenches and ubiquitous check to experimental red carpet looks.
Burberry is adored for its remarkable capacity to balance tradition and innovation. It is sophisticated, straightforward, and unmistakably British. Cara Delevingne, Kate Moss, and Naomi Campbell are alluring examples of “Burberry Girls,” whose appeal embodies the brand’s values of aspiration, grace, and elegance. This book lifts the lid on the story behind the brand and includes an exquisite selection of photographs, from finished designs to close-up details and exquisitely styled shots. This indispensable reference is the final word on everything Burberry, covering the company’s humble beginnings in 1856 all the way up to its current designs.
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