Burberry's Royal Collection: Honoring Queen Elizabeth

0:00On March 18th, Burberry just lost a special four-piece collection and partnership with the Royal Collection Trust. It's all to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's birth. The items pull from her classic countryside looks, mixing practical out-of-wear with elegant touches that fit the brand's signature style. The line of features a belted car coat made in Yorkshire, a Scottish cashmere scarf, a silk scarf with bowel-moral artwork, and a gold corgi brooch. Each one nods to her love for timeless pieces that handle Britain's weather while looking sharp. This drop lines up perfectly with the biggest exhibition ever of the Queen's fashion, opening this spring at the King's Gallery in Buckingham Palace. A few of her actual Burberry garments will be on display there. Burberry has deep roots with the Royals too. The Queen granted them a royal warrant back in 1955 for their reliable rain gear, which she wore on countless outdoor trips. You can grab these pieces now through Burberry stores, their website, or Royal Collection Trust Shops in London, Edinburgh, and Windsor.

1:04It's a fresh way to honor her enduring style influence. Made in AI.