Lace midi sheath dress.

Burberry lace midi dress sheath Success arrived quickly, and Burberry became the official supplier for explorers, military personnel, and aviators. The trench coat, born during the First World War for the British Army, became one of the brand's most iconic pieces, recognizable for its elegant cut, buckled belt, and tartan pattern lining.

In 1920, the check pattern — the famous Burberry check in beige, red, black, and white — was introduced as a trench lining. In the following years, this pattern became one of the brand's most recognizable symbols, synonymous with British style.

During the 20th century, Burberry expanded globally, maintaining a strong identity linked to English tradition. However, in the 1990s and early 2000s, the brand's image underwent a decline due to the excessive use of the check pattern.

A turning point arrived with the new millennium: under the guidance of designers such as Christopher Bailey and Riccardo Tisci, Burberry reinvented itself, merging heritage with modernity. New materials, fashion-forward collections, and a strong digital strategy were introduced.

Today, Burberry is a symbol of contemporary luxury, with an identity firmly rooted in British heritage. The brand continues to innovate while respecting tradition, maintaining the trench coat and the check pattern as distinctive elements, but reinterpreting them for a new global generation.