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Burberry is a house that delights lovers of English charm and British refinement. The perfume range, like the brand's clothing, is equally suited to men and women. Each Burberry fragrance is an invitation to a journey to England, from the name of course, but also from the voluptuousness of the scents.

Trusting the brand for fragrance is the finishing touch to "so British" chic. Men and women are adorned with a bewitching, seductive note of refinement. In this respect, it's worth noting that perfumes, like the brand's famous fabric, leave a characteristic, exceptional imprint.

Burberry fragrances are loved by the British royal family, making them a must-have for English living. The bottles are also reminiscent of the brand's signature tartan fabric.

Burberry, Perfume with a British twist

Burberry is, above all, a great tailor and a major player in England. Known for its high-quality tailoring, the Englishman has also diversified, marketing fragrances that have since found their way into the homes of millions around the world. Burberry began by making clothes for a very wealthy clientele in England. The tailor's reputation was undeniable: at the end of the 20th century, the Royal Crown granted the company royal recognition for its work in the country and the excellent quality of its products.

Burberry's English-style luxury can be traced back to its very beginnings in 1856, when Thomas Burberry decided to create his own clothing brand, following a rheumatic illness diagnosed by his doctor. The Englishman soon became popular as he developed a weaving method for his raincoats that did not require the use of rubber. The disadvantage of this material is that it doesn't allow perspiration to evaporate between the body and the coat or raincoat.

A success all over England

Burberry's success spread throughout England, so much so that his first boutique in Basingstoke near London employed some 80 people. He waited until the 1880s to patent all the materials he used for his clothes. The English tailor moved up a gear and opened his London boutique in 1891. At the turn of the last century, the British authorities even commissioned him to make a new uniform for officers.

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Burberry perfumes made in England

Since the 90s, Burberry fragrances have been original creations that coexist with other partners in the world of English perfumery. English fragrances are renowned for their aggressive scent, in the good sense of the word. The scents in Burberry My Burberry Femme exploit the codes of perfumery to perfection, as jasmine is combined with a fabulous peach nectar that embodies the fruity paradox of the crown gardens. On the other hand, the aesthetics of Burberry women's perfume bottles are atypical, with glass decoration that is clever and geometrically original. What's more, the range's style is perfect for both men and women.

In fact, for men, Mr Burberry Homme clearly marks a difference in look: the English hat is present, as is black, a color reserved for men according to the house's codes. The cap, meanwhile, is a nod to its creator with the Trench button. As for the fragrance, we can't forget cinnamon and patchouli, scents much appreciated in men's evening perfumes. This famous eau de parfum now has an improved version, which has become the benchmark of the Mr Burberry range. The Burberry women's and men's ranges are also available in several famous perfume series, including Burberry Sport Femme and Burberry for Men. While these have nothing to do with each other, they undeniably demonstrate Burberry's quality and ingenuity, and contribute to the reputation and influence of British perfumery.

Burberry celebrities

Of course Burberry is famous for its clothes, accessories and leather goods, but also for the people who surround the English brand. World-famous personalities wear the brand, and among them the most notable are of course the royal couple, who own many items from the English leather goods brand. The story goes back a hundred years, since Edward VII owned the Burberry umbrella, and brought the company name into common parlance.

From a symbolic point of view, the Burberry trench coat has been worn by many of the world's most powerful figures. These include Presidents Reagan and Bush Sr., but even Britain's most famous Prime Minister is no exception: during the Second World War, Winston Churchill wore a Burberry trench coat. Film personalities have also made their mark under the brand's aegis. In fact, Emma Watson and Kate Moss are choice representatives for the English leather goods manufacturer, which today enjoys a strong international reputation. If celebrities are so numerous, it's because behind Burberry there's a symbol of the history of the great names who have worn the brand's colors. It's also the English style that asserts itself with kindness and eloquence.

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Burberry, Perfume with a British twist

A success all over England

Burberry perfumes made in England

Burberry celebrities

Burberry celebrities