Synonyms for burberry
burber·ry

Princeton's WordNet

1. Burberrynoun

   a lightweight belted raincoat typically made of tan gabardine with a distinctive tartan lining; named for the original manufacturer

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1. Gregory Morey-Parker:

   He is one of the highest elected officials in the country. He is responsible for making the laws. Yes, I do miss my stone check Burberry scarf, but at the same time it’s why I feel like they’re not focusing enough on the issues at hand, where did all this money come from to finance the campaign…the whole thing is quite bewildering to me.

2. Angela Ahrendts:

   There are things about the fashion industry that I miss, but I went to Apple because I felt it was a calling to one of the greatest companies on the planet. I felt we could even do a little of what we did at Burberry : uniting people to do incredible things.

3. Kate Freud:

   It's grown into a huge market. It's been hugely helped by the royals because it gives a lot of these brands an international platform, you can be looking at anything from a simple cotton baby grow that's 90 pounds ($117) ... to a Burberry changing bag which is 850 pounds, and beyond. Some of the prices are really eye-watering but parents are prepared to pay it.

4. Riccardo Tisci:

   ...The Victorian era (was) a time in Britain for great change and progress, an era that has always inspired me and my work, (Burberry) chose to present his company with an emblem of a knight on a horse, but for his family crest, he instead chose a unicorn. Thomas Burberry was a daring innovator but also a romantic and a dreamer.

5. Caroline Rush:

   The moment they're selected under that New Gen banner, everyone looks forward to seeing them, we've always had great young designers, and successful brands like Burberry, but (London) was lacking that success in the middle that now attracts international press and attention.