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whole hog there's plenty on offer though - from ballsy cartoon-esque shoes to patchwork leather jackets and super-sweet frilly heart-emblazoned playsuits.almost 2 billion in the past year. Gucci cluthes The designer's enthusiasm for life knows no bounds, especially when it comes to embracing the digital age. Burberry was one of the first to show its catwalk shows live online (and offer shopping straight from the screen after the show) and Bailey seems to always be popping up on YouTube, sharing his tips on favourite artists, music or stars. Burberry customers can post pics of their favourite trench coat on the brand's Art of the Trench blog and since this (northern) summer they can send a digital kiss to anyone, anywhere in the world, via Burbn a small scale, in Japan, where it will take over its own apparel license in 2015.

 The company now operates four stores in the country which have seen double-digit sales growth in the first half. Ahrendts has Gucci duffle baglong said that she’s focused more on profit growth than revenue growth, but net profit declined 3.5% to £254 million ($388 million) in the first half, largely because of investments being made in Burberry’s beauty business, which is expected to generate wholesale revenue of about £140 million (about $225 million) and incremental retail/wholesale profit of around £10 million for full-year 2014. Burberry is planning to close 15 stores and open 25 more next year, most of which will be in the emerging luxury markets of China and Latin America.