Fashion brands — country: United Kingdom · founded: 1999

BURBERRY PRORSUM was the highest-end runway line launched in 1999 by the British luxury brand BURBERRY. It focused on women’s and men’s collections and was positioned as one of the lines responsible for Burberry’s fashion shows. Following a policy announcement in 2015, the Prorsum, London, and Brit divisions were gradually phased out and consolidated under the single label “Burberry” by the end of 2016.

Nails inc brings a fashion philosophy to a beauty brand.

SARTORIAL FRAGMENTS SHIFT

contemporary design that incorporates charm and wit into wearable clothing.

A luxury jewellery house rooted in boundary pushing, timeless design, offering customers bold, innovative, expertly crafted heirlooms of the future.

Sophia Kokosalaki is a womenswear brand founded in London in 1999 by designer Sophia Kokosalaki. Centered on ancient Greek draping techniques and craftsmanship, it offers ready-to-wear, bridalwear, and accessories. Its international achievements include creating costumes for the 2004 Athens Olympics, collaborations with Vionnet and Diesel Black Gold, and the introduction of the affordable line “Kore” in 2012. The brand scaled back its activities in the latter half of the 2010s, and the designer died in 2019.

Vivienne Westwood RED LABEL is a ready-to-wear line launched in 1999 by British designer Vivienne Westwood. Against a background of interest in Savile Row tailoring and French couture, it offers clothing primarily for women. In Japan, RED LABEL lookbooks are regularly published on the official website, and the line is available at stores including concept stores.