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Daniel Lee

Daniel Lee

Overview

  • Industry
    Fashion
  • Role
    Creative Director
  • Description

    One of the industry's most respected young designers, Daniel Lee was appointed as creative director of Burberry in 2022. He joins the British heritage brand after a successful run at Bottega Veneta, where he created iconic products and styles such as the Pouch bag and "Bottega Green."

Timeline

  2. May

  3. China Rescues Burberry, Tapestry From Slowing Demand In North America

    China’s recovery has renewed luxury brands’ optimism for the year. However, a new problem has emerged: American consumers are pulling back their spending.

    FashionFinance

  4. July

  5. China’s ‘Philophiles’ are ready for Phoebe Philo's comeback

    The legendary ex-Céline designer will launch her new line in September. But will her namesake brand inspire the same loyal global following she cultivated over 10 years ago?

    FashionLaunches

  6. July

  7. Burberry’s return to Britishness wins in China with sales up almost 50%

    The brand’s heritage outerwear and handbags are back in style with Chinese consumers, with sales up 46% year over year. Looks like Burberry’s bet on Daniel Lee is paying off.

    FashionFinance

  8. September

  9. Burberry Street, cult trendsetters, and A-listers galore: LFW enters a new era

    Following recent years in its peers’ shadows, London Fashion Week was back in business for the Spring 2024 season of shows.

    FashionFinance

  10. September

  11. From Chen Kun to Nuria Ma: Chinese KOLs shine at London Fashion Week Spring Summer 2024

    This edition of ‘Jing Daily’s’ new KOL Tracker breaks down Chinese KOLs’ attendance at London Fashion Week. Was their presence enough to spark conversation in China?

    FashionPeople

  12. October

  13. Time is running out: 'Made in Italy' needs a Gen Z revival

    Luxury has long been synonymous with heritage. But for Gen Z, the allure of luxury lies more in the unique and personal experiences relevant in the now.

    Hard LuxuryConsumer
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