Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - Photography and portraiture - There is a brand pattern of men's wear, which shows a man riding a horse and running with a pike in his hand.

There is a brand pattern of men's wear, which shows a man riding a horse and running with a pike in his hand.

You mean Burberry? Chinese trademarks: Burberry, Burberry.

Not only men's wear, but also women's wear.

There are clear logo pictures on the website:/web/hzaic/gskx/ywgg/13786.htm.

1) Founder: Thomas Burberry

(2) Place of registration: UK (1924)

British butyl brand

(3) Designer:

Former design director Roberto Menichetti

Christopher bailey, Director of Brand Design.

Current brand CEO -Rosemarie Bravo

(4) Brand characteristics:

Warriors represent nobles, shields symbolize the protection of equestrian warriors, and they hold shield symbols.

Classic trench coat

A classic checkered pattern consisting of beige, red, black and white.

(4) brand story:

Being on the streets of Britain, even if it is windy and drizzling, the British don't like to carry umbrellas, but prefer to wear windbreakers. This is not a British quirk, but the benefits provided by windbreakers to keep out the rain. When it comes to windbreakers, many people first think of the British brand Burberry.

During World War I, Burberry was designated as the image of British senior military uniform.

1856, the founder Thomas Burberry opened a clothing store in basingstoke, Hampshire, England.

1879, he developed Gabardine, a strong, waterproof and breathable twill fabric, which was widely used by British pilots and troops because of its durability and permeability.

At the end of 1990s, there was a wave of brand rebirth in the fashion industry, and Burberry began to seek a breakthrough in the big environment.

Rose Marie Bravo, the current brand CEO, joined Burberry with 1997, and invited Roberto Menichetti and christopher bailey as design directors. The combination of photographer mario testino and supermodels stella tennant and Kate Moss injected classic elements into it, which continued the traditional British aristocratic personality and life taste and re-romanticized Burberry's new dynamic philosophy.