The first lady’s outfit was fully in line with the controlled and contained public image she had been crafting since the end ...

The oldest uniforms in the parade will, logically, be those of the Old Guard, the nickname given to the 3rd Infantry Regiment ...

When you think of British culture, there are usually certain things that instantly spring to mind. There are things that are ...

We learned through this how generous Diana was, always giving something away,” said Martin Nolan, co-founder and executive ...

The decline of Burberry should be a cautionary tale for British luxury brands relying on heritage, writes Manfredi Ricca.

The ubiquitous trench coat, for instance ... was posted to Burma (now Myanmar) with the British Eighth Army. That's when he observed the soldiers' penchant for crepe-soled suede boots during ...

Trench coats, created before World War I (for British military officers) and popularized on screen in the U.S. by Humphrey Bogart in multiple midcentury detective movies, have long carried an air ...

When we think trench coat, our minds instantly go to Burberry. The brand's namesake invented gabardine, a heavy-duty and water-resistant fabric, in 1879 for the British army, and to this day ...

Like white T-shirts and midi dresses, the trench coat is a transitional staple – and given how unpredictable the British weather can be ... First created for the military by Thomas Burberry in 1912, ...

The trench coat, originally waterproof outerwear, was made during the 1850’s for officers in the British army and became popular in wider civilian life during the early 20 th century.