The Burberry check print, first used in the 1920s, continues to appear in celebrity wardrobes and collaborations.
The print originated as a lining for trench coats in the 1920s. It gained wider visibility in 1967 when used on umbrellas and luggage, becoming a full status symbol over time.
Burberry has started a summer takeover of Hôtel Belles Rives in Antibes, France, covering the beach club and terrace with its blue check patterns from today until September. The move brings British heritage to the historic Art Deco property overlooking the Mediterranean.
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Corduroy fabric has reemerged on runways, in stores and street style, driven by a preference for classic looks according to designer Gabriela Beaumont of Universidad Andrés Bello.
A Vogue writer highlights the raglan tee as a versatile staple in everyday wardrobes.
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The Porto-based label held its sophomore show on June 26 in Belleville, presenting power dressing inspired by the 1982 film Smithereens.