Burberry's new store in Milan embodies the brand's fresh creative vision while showcasing pieces from its latest collections and Burberry Classics designed by Chief Creative Officer Daniel Lee. The retail destination boasts a diverse range of womenswear, menswear, shoes, and new-season trench coats.
The interior design of Burberry's Milan location features sculptural handmade furnishings inspired by British abstract art from the 1960s and the creative salvage movement of the 1980s. The concrete floor embodies the traditional mosaic floors found in Italy with a meticulously handcrafted marble mosaic in the form of Burberry's iconic Equestrian Knight Design.
Inside the store, consumers may choose to browse the versatile and elegant Knight bag or the playful Rocking Horse bag. The retail destination also highlights the latest trench coat styles with a variety of fabrics, including a changeant cotton twill inspired by 1940s designs and Burberry's signature shower-resistant gabardine
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Burberry's New Store in Milan is Situated at Via Sant' Andrea 2
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