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Burberry achieved its highest ever score in the 2020 Dow Jones Sustainability Index

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  The principle global sustainability metric, the DJSI evaluates a company’s governance, economic, environmental and social performance as well as assessing supply chain management and climate change strategy. It is a trusted benchmark for investors who integrate ESG considerations into their decision-making and investments. Burberry has been included in the 2020 Dow Jones Sustainability Index … Read more

Berluti’s iconic Venezia patina on Hublot Big Bang Unico Berluti Cold Brown

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    Initiated four years ago, the collaboration between Berluti and the Swiss luxury watchmaker Hublot has given life to a series of unique watches. The Hublot Big Bang Unico Berluti Cold Brown watch fuses the heritage of the men’s fashion house Berluti, the vision of its creative Director Kris Van Assche and the mastery … Read more

The 50 Most Influential People in British Luxury revealed by The Walpole

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  The Walpole British Luxury Awards 2020 This year, The Walpole Power List recognises the Heroes, Game-Changers, Gurus, Legends, Rising Stars, Taste- Makers, Custodians and Innovators within the Walpole membership; watch this space for more information and to discover who will be named the 2020 50 Most Influential People in British Luxury. Released to mark … Read more

Australian farm to hold 50,000 crocodiles for luxury Hermès goods questioned by animal welfare groups

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Farm to supply skins to make handbags and shoes would be one of the biggest in Australia under plan approved by Northern Territory government

Australian Fashion Laureate 2020 awards trade gloss for grit in challenging year

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Old categories dropped in favour of new honours commending sustainability and social enterprise, to highlight ‘industry’s resilience in the face of crisis’

Burberry attacks move to scrap tax-free shopping on eve of Brexit

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Brand says move to install 20% VAT will encourage 1.2m visitors to shop in Europe instead