Since the dawn of its origin, the Burberry brand's history has been a story of innovation combined with a classic yet elegant feel. It began its journey in 1856 when a young lad Thomas Burberry founded it in Basingstoke, Hampshire. Early signs so all began when he developed gabardine, a breathable, weatherproof, and durable fabric.

This fabric soon became integral to the military uniforms employed during World War I. During the interwar period and further advancement of technological push in textile production endowed the brand a leaping entryway into the high fashion sphere through trench coats.

Innovations and Their Influence on Fashion

Opening the throttle to modernity, Burberry emerged as avant-garde designers, sought mainly for the trench coat introductions combined with the poignant relationship between fabrics and designs as newer fashion brands often strive to replicate. Revival embraced culture metamorphosing into the avant-garde so celebrated today.

Along the way, Burberry runway shows hallmark haute couture in concordance with every prestigious celeb in residence. Some trench coats are distinguished exhibiting trench art symbolizing coeval societal upheavals recuperated at such apertures.