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Posted on 05 Jul 2012 at 8:26am



Christopher Bailey was born in Yorkshire in 1971, famous for his sterling work as creative director in British company, Burberry, joined in 2001. He completed his master degree at the Royal College of Art in London in 1994, Bailey started working for the company Donna Karan in New York for the period of 1994 – 96. Then Tom Ford hired his services at Gucci in Milan as senior designer of womenswear from 1996 to 2001.

While working in Burberry, Bailey was mandated for direction of all product lines along with definition of company’s overall image and seasonal advertising concepts. His stock for male and female is composed of exclusive and vibrant designs and styles being exhibited in Milan were the hall mark of the Burberry Company. Bright color and charming designs and consistent innovations in tailoring and stitching have been emerged as key quality of both male and female stock.

Emma Watson and Christopher Bailey at The Costume Institute Gala

Emma Watson and Christopher Bailey at The Costume Institute Gala

emma watson burberry ad campaign

emma watson burberry ad campaign

BURBERRY Design

BURBERRY Design

BURBERRY Girl Friend

BURBERRY Girl Friend

burberry handbag 2008 campaign

burberry handbag 2008 campaign

burberry handbag kate moss

burberry handbag kate moss

The company Burberry established in 1856, Bailey developed it gradually with the development of codes, and the designs which he produced respectfully acknowledge his heritage. He also made no secrets of his admiration for their classical gabardine trenchcoat meant for autumn/winter 2004 which he then abbreviated for male and female. He was well reputed for this designs and enthusiasm for the details, he consistently took his brand into 21st century with the new vision, passion and meaning ideas. His alma matre, the Royal College of Art awarded him with an Honorary Fellowship in 2003 to acknowledge his successes and talent.




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