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Department: MARKETING
City: London
Location: GB

Founded in 1856 by Thomas Burberry, Burberry is a global luxury brand with a distinctly British attitude. We are a global business with an extensive network of both owned and franchised stores across EMEIA, Asia Pacific and Americas. We are digital pioneers, and innovative technology underpins every aspect of our business, from product design to distribution and marketing. We believe that modern luxury means being socially and environmentally responsible; this mindset is core to our business and key to our long-term success.

As a product copywriter at Burberry, you are responsible for maintaining and adapting the brand's tone of voice through all assigned projects and contributing to a cohesive message across internal and external communications. You're the critical connection between what is great about the product and what the consumer wants to hear.

Digital marketing is an integral part of the role. You'll bring a strong commercial sensibility to the nuts and bolts of online retail and an understanding of how the marriage of content and commerce applies to the product channels.

With a conscientious approach, you'll present ideas on ways to improve the customer journey and experience, using copy to further engage and entice. You'll enjoy working collaboratively, sharing knowledge and best practices.

Along with a relevant degree (or equivalent qualification), you have a minimum of three years' experience, working in a copywriting role within a fashion/luxury brand and/or marketing agency.

Just as important will be the personal qualities you bring to the role: confidence, motivation, credibility, strong communication, collaboration, with the ability to adapt to change and a willingness to bring the very best to the team.

* Product Copywriter (maternity cover)
* 12-month contract, five days a week
* Hybrid working with expectation to come into the office as required
* Based at the Burberry headquarters, Horseferry House, London

* Creating copy for BAU product descriptions as well as important business moments including runway shows, design collaborations and pop-ups.
* Attend regular meetings with key stakeholders and third parties, including product development, fabric, and merchandising, to obtain key information for the team.
* Write taxonomy copy for the Burberry website.
* Work closely with the product copy team to develop lexicons and standardised copy for seasonal collections, to inform product, editorial and marketing channels.
* Assist with PR information requests.
* Work to tight schedules and deadlines, ensuring all projects are delivered on time and to brief.

PERSONAL PROFILE

* Excellent writing and editing skills are a must - demonstrating creative flair, accuracy and an eye for detail
* Ability to work on multiple projects, under pressure and to tight deadlines
* Strong interpersonal skills
* Experience with fashion or luxury brand preferred
* Experience in copywriting for marketing/advertising literature including the web
* Experience in proof-reading

Burberry is an Equal Opportunities Employer and as such, treats all applications equally and recruits purely on the basis of skills and experience.

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• As a product copywriter at Burberry, you are responsible for maintaining and adapting the brand’s tone of voice through all assigned projects and contributing to a cohesive message across internal and external communications.

• Digital marketing is an integral part. You’ll bring a strong commercial sensibility to the nuts and bolts of online retail and an understanding of how the marriage of content and commerce applies to the product channels.

• With a conscientious approach, you’ll present ideas on ways to improve the customer journey and experience, using copy to further engage and entice. You’ll enjoy working collaboratively and sharing knowledge and best practices.

• Along with a relevant degree (or equivalent qualification), you have a minimum of three years’ experience, working in a copywriting role within a fashion/luxury brand and/or marketing agency.

• The personal qualities you bring to the role: confidence, motivation, credibility, strong communication, collaboration, the ability to adapt to change and a willingness to bring the very best to the team.

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Creating copy for BAU product descriptions as well as important business moments including runway shows, design collaborations and pop-ups.
•    Attend regular meetings with key stakeholders and third parties, including product development, fabric, and merchandising, to obtain key information for the team.
•    Write taxonomy copy for the Burberry website.
•    Work closely with the product copy team to develop lexicons and standardised copy for seasonal collections, to inform product, editorial and marketing channels.
•    Assist with PR information requests.
•    Work to tight schedules and deadlines, ensuring all projects are delivered on time and to brief.

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A good understanding of all Microsoft Office programmes

Degree level qualification (communication or fashion degree preferable)

Previous experience within a fashion communication department.

Bachelor's degree in marketing or any related field.

Proficient in graphic design, particularly with tools like Canva.

Excellent English speaking and writing skills.

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Support Marketing Assistant with general department administration as well as global & local reporting to ensure results and feedback are collated in a timely manner

External retail and wholesale partners on communication of key stories and delivering required assets

Support Marketing Assistant with logistics and operations across all elements of the Communications department including marketing send outs & tracking

Support Marketing Assistant to ensure assets, campaign information and toolboxes are downloaded and shared with full team in real-time

Managing and coordinating the internal briefing and delivery of communication assets

Event organisation and assistance which may occasionally require out-of-hours support

Competitor and local research

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Harvey Nichols is looking for an experienced and driven Media Account Manager to join its thriving Commercial team.

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Working with the Media Brand Partnerships and Events Manager to identify key opportunities across the business.

Building partnerships with key brands in the Harvey Nichols estate, growing our commercial offering and generating revenue

Generating strong relationships with brand and marketing managers from partner brands

Generating and pro-actively pitching advertising opportunities to potential partners across a range of channels.

Working closely with all areas of the business (buying, marketing, online, trading etc) in developing advertising opportunities

Responsible for all steps of the partnership process: pitching, closing, implementing & reporting.

Creating and presenting bespoke proposals for brands

Working closely with the marketing team to identify and recruit partners for product placement within our Brand Marketing campaigns.

Day to day management and training of the Media Assistant

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• A whizz in Excel

• Experience within a commercial or target-driven environment preferably either agency or in-house.

• Previous experience working with consumer-driven brands.

• Previous experience working on commercial marketing campaigns.

• Strong negotiator.

• Should have sales and partnership campaign experience.

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I would see myself as the Co-ordinator and Team Worker.

° The Co-ordinator - Mature, confident and democratic with a focus on the overall objectives of the team, Co-ordinators often find themselves in management positions taking on the traditional team leader role. Skilled at recognising and nurturing the talent and potential of team members, Co-ordinators handle the delegation of work where necessary and encourage people to contribute to the team effort.

They can sometimes have a tendency to delegate too much of their workload, which may lead to issues with other team members in the Belbin team role system.

°The Team Worker - Extroverted, flexible and perceptive, the Team Workers are the diplomats of the team. They play the key role of ensuring cohesion in the team and making sure everyone is functioning well as a unit. Their flexibility means they're able to communicate well with the different members of a team, and they may often volunteer to assist a teammate with their work if they see they're struggling.

While their commitment to team unity over all else is vital to an effective unit, their avoidance of confrontation and desire to remain neutral in discussions means they may be indecisive in high-pressure situations and reluctant to make any decision that could prove unpopular.

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These programmes provide a thorough knowledge of the technical and theoretical concepts related to fashion meeting the needs of those with limited time available, or for participants that have either little or no prior experience.

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Fashion Business & Digital Marketing Intensive | Fashion Courses | Istituto Marangoni

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Management, social media, content management, brand storytelling, merchandising and buying are just some of the key skills of the successful business.

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Following on the 2020 fashion trends – of online business meetings and WFH, 2021 brings some refreshing changes you’ll love to hear about.

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Mickey Contractor's Comprehensive Beauty & Makeup Masterclass | The Designer's Class

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The ME Institute designs custom-tailored Master Classes for its students hosted by its Maisons.

MÉTIER MASTER CLASSES

Métier Master Classes give students a chance to learn about, try and understand specific skills with experts from LVMH Maisons.

For example, students in the Fashion & Creative Industries Design Master program were invited to a Master Class at Chaumet in Paris. During the session they had a chance to visit the recently renovated mythic store on Place Vendôme, marvel at the Grands Salons and speak with Chaumet's Architecture Director.

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Flats with sharp points

The ballet shoe moved from first to second position, as autumn/winter's new fancy flat arrived with force on the catwalks. A sharp point is essential here: look to Prada's razor-sharp version accented with origami details; Giorgio Armani's delectable raspberry iteration; Wales Bonner's bejewelled buckles and Tory Burch's sculptural hardware, plus Lora Piana's stark white take on the trend, boasting a touch of toe cleavage. For a full riff on the runways, pair your perfect points with patterned tights. LH

House shoes

Hygge gets haute as brands proved home is where the art is, showing sumptuous styles inspired by a soporific sofa day. Cue the rib knit sock boot which opened the Bottega Veneta show, its cream colour best suited to walking on carpet; the orthopaedic Loewe slip-on house clog; the Sandy Liang satin flat paired with knee-high leg warmers and, at JW Anderson, no shoes at all, just white socks. LH

Wedges

A sturdy counterpart to those spindly kitten heels that get stuck in pavement grates and floorboards, the sturdy wedge heel cropped up on the spring/summer 2023 catwalks, with the autumn/winter 2023 collections proving that they're here to stay. The season's more pragmatic wardrobe styles will see you traversing pavements without trepidation in Louis Vuitton's ruched wedge boots, Dior's sculptural espadrilles, Molly Goddard's punky stud-strap flatforms or AZ Factory and Colville's raised flip-flops. LH

Mary-Jane heels

The catwalks ushered in a refined elegance, all finessed silhouettes, precise cuts and luxurious fabrications that will stand the test of time. The Mary-Jane heel has a demure sophistication, beloved by Alexa Chung and the Olsen twins, best paired - for a touch of old world glamour - with opaque tights or ribbed ankle socks and an A-line skirt, à la Emilia Wickstead and Dior. Buckle up with Roberto Cavalli, A.P.C., Huishan Zhang, Giorgio Armani and Rodarte. LH

Lace-up and buckled boots

The autumn/winter 2023 runways paid tribute to Vivienne Westwood. Perhaps her punk attitude was behind all the buckled and lace-up footwear that clomped down the catwalks? Such styles bring a welcome dose of toughness, as well as practicality. Ankle-length combat boots from Dior, Fendi or Akris give floral maxi dresses some edge. Choose a striking pair of eyelet boots from Roberto Cavalli, fighting-fit boxing boots by Gucci, or a statement heeled version from Patou. AK

Slouchy thigh-high boots

The thigh-high boot has been a success story for numerous seasons, but for autumn/winter 2023 they're sitting with a lot more slouch, and are less overtly sexy than skin-tight pairs. Keep things classic with a sleek suede style like those seen at Bally, or amp up the drama with statement details, like the chains, zips and saddle stitching proposed by Stella McCartney and Isabel Marant. The most insouciant styles of all? Burberry's waders in ice-blue suede. Heads will turn. AK

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The 11 Major Autumn/Winter 2023 Shoe Trends

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Big Ben, River Thames, and Tower Bridge are certainly some of the many places that attract people towards London. But, they aren't the only reason that makes the city so famous. The chic culture and the ultimate London shopping experience is also what makes it so extraordinary amongst all the places on the map.
The city has innumerable streets that have countless luxury brands, and is filled with eye candies for Shopaholics. While shopping here may not be so cheap, it is definitely an experience worth having if you wish to glam up your wardrobe or home! So, the next time you take a trip to England, make sure you check out these best shops in London for fulfilling your wish and if you are wondering about what to shop in London then we have prepared a list for you to decide.
London Shopping: 15 Best Places To Shop Till You Drop

Take a look at the best places to shop while holidaying in London to update your wardrobe with the best of the collections!
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Oxford Street: For Designer Wear

Bond Street: Popular Even Amongst Celebs

Regent Street And Jermyn Street: Housing City's Oldest Stores

Knightsbridge: For The Trendiest Fashion

Notting Hill: For Boho Chics

The King's Road: For Antiques & Chic Dresses

Covent Garden Market: For Unique Souvenirs

Carnaby Street: Where The Fashion Revolution Began

London Markets: Both Food And Shopping

Savile Row: For Old Fashioned Style

Selfridges: A Shopper's Paradise

Harrods: For Fancy Stores

Sloane Street: An All In One Street

St. Jame's: For High End Fashion

Mayfair: For Exclusive Shopping

1. Oxford Street: For Designer Wear

Located in the heart of the city, the famous Oxford Street is home to more than 300 shops, which offer the most exquisite London shopping experience which means Oxford Street shopping is amongst the best things to do in London on your trip. From designer wear to bargain fashion, you can find anything here and we vouch it'll be worth a dime.

Famous brands or stores: John Lewis, Debenhams, Primark, Topshop, and more.
TripAdvisor Rating: 4/5
Location: Oxford Street, London W1W 8LG, England

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2. Bond Street: Popular Even Amongst Celebs

Irrespective of whether you wish to splurge and grab the best city fashion for yourself or just take a stroll and indulge in window shopping, this London shopping street is the best place to be amongst the best places to visit in London. This place not only has got the big names in house, but is also very popular amongst the celebrities.

Famous brands or stores: Burberry, Louis Vuitton, Tiffany & Co, and more.
TripAdvisor Rating: 4.5/5
Location: Bond St, London E15 1LT, England

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3. Regent Street And Jermyn Street: Housing City's Oldest Stores

With places like Regent Street and Jermyn Street that offer a great collection of not-so-expensive fashion along with the city's oldest stores, where to shop in London will never be your top concern. If you're looking for typical British fashion, head here without any second thought and glam up your London Fashion Week look while you indluge in cheap shopping in London.

Famous brands or stores: Hamleys, Liberty, The Apple Store, Benson & Clegg, and John Lobb.
Location: London W1, London, England
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4. Knightsbridge: For The Trendiest Fashion
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If you are a true Fashionista at heart, you cannot afford to miss Knightsbridge from your London shopping list. With an array of shops and department stores, this place has all the top-notch brands in the house and boasts the trendiest fashion ever. No doubt, you'll find a huge crowd here!
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5. Notting Hill: For Boho Chics

Popular all across the world, especially because of the film of the same name, this place is the ultimate London shopping centre or hub for all types of Shopaholics and if you were wondering where to shop in London, then Notting Hill is the answer. From small and unique shops that have vintage in store to high-end designer boutiques that have a mix of boho and chic in store, you will find everything here for cheap shopping in London. And if you are looking for free things to do in London then just taking a stroll here is one of them.

6. The King's Road: For Antiques & Chic Dresses

Home to some of the best shops in London, the King's Road certainly deserves to be in your England trip itinerary. Be it buying antiques for your home or getting chic dresses from unique labels for your wardrobe, this place is absolutely perfect and will surely not disappoint for best shopping in London for clothes.
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Famous brands or stores: Duke of York Square, Vivienne Westwood, Chelsea Antiques Market, and more.
Location: Chelsea, London‎, England

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7. Covent Garden Market: For Unique Souvenirs

If it amongst the best places to shop in London. From hip fashion wear to unique souvenirs, this place is a paradise for having a true London shopping experience. Handmade jewelry, street style, arts and crafts, shoes, and cosmetics are some of the things you can shop and stock up in your bags from here.
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Famous brands or stores: Tom Ford, Aram, Moleskine, Hobbs, Paperchase, and more.
TripAdvisor Reviews: 4.5/5
Location: Covent Garden Market Building, 130 King St, London, England

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8. Carnaby Street: Where The Fashion Revolution Began

The Carnaby Street is one of the best places to shop in London. From where the fashion revolution began in the 60's and you ought to visit it if you've got a good amount of time for exploring London's real gems. With 100 brands and 60 restaurants & cafes, this place will offer you everything from heritage to modern. Also, if you are looking for vegan cafes in London , you will find plenty of them here.
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9. London Markets: Both Food And Shopping

For the best shopping places in London, the ideal place to visit is its popular street markets and is one of the popular London attractions too. There are innumerable of the likes and needless to say, they are perfect if you are looking for bargains and stylish London wear. Though apart from selling clothes and jewelry, there are also specific street markets for indulging in the London's local food and buying antiques.

Famous london markets: Borough Market for food, Camden for fashion, Spitalfields, and more
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10. Savile Row: For Old Fashioned Style

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11. Selfridges: A Shopper's Paradise
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A shopper's paradise, this landmark is a favourite haunt for shopaholics in London who would love some retail therapy, it's been open since 1909 and is one of the places to visit if you're on a historical tour in London. This massive complex covers six floors with a total of 10 acres of shopping space, a dream for shoppers and offers one of the best shopping in London experience .

Famous brands or stores: Shop for bridal apparel, tech, gadgets, jewelery
TripAdvisor Rating: 4/5
Location: 400 Oxford St, Marylebone, London W1A 1AB, United Kingdom
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12. Harrods: For Fancy Stores

A perfect haunt for luxury shoppers, this is one of the best places to shop in London. This one is all about luxury and fancy stores that is famous for a great collection of merchandise and the most expensive shops along with a fine chain of restaurants in London to take a break and re-energize yourself from all that shopping.

Famous brands or stores: Expensive brands and products
TripAdvisor Rating: 4.5/5
Location: 87-135 Brompton Rd, Knightsbridge, London SW1X 7XL, United Kingdom
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13. Sloane Street: An All In One Street

This street is lined up with an array of very selective high-level luxury brand stores. This street defines luxury shopping and gives it a whole new name, you can find the likes of many big brand names like Valentino, Gucci and more all in one one street.

Famous brands or stores: Gucci, Tom Ford, Saint Laurent, Chloe, Valentino
TripAdvisor Rating: 4.5/5
Location: Sloane Street, Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea SW1X 9PJ
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14. St. Jame's: For High End Fashion

St. James's is an exclusive area near Buckingham Palace, with many fine-dining restaurant options. The Theatre Royal Haymarket and Her Majesty's Theatre stage West End plays. Art dealers surround Christie's auction house, while the Royal Academy of Arts draws crowds to Piccadilly. Upscale shops include Fortnum & Mason, with its posh food hall, and Jermyn Street's tailors. St. James's Park is popular for picnics.

15. Mayfair: For Exclusive Shopping

Next to the Hyde Park, Mayfair is an upscale district of elegant Georgian townhouses, exclusive hotels, and gourmet restaurants. Its world-famous retailers include bespoke tailors on Savile Row and designer fashions on Bond Street. Shoppers also head to high-end Burlington Arcade and Shepherd Market, a cluster of independent boutiques and traditional pubs. Cool modern art galleries line Cork Street.

London Shopping: 10 Best Things To Buy

1. Tea
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If you are wondering about what to buy in London then here is a fact that will help. The English love their tea and there is nothing better than Tea to buy from London. Whittard and Twinings and Fortnum & Mason are two of the best brands. The best part is it's easy to pack and carry.

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2. An Oyster Card
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3. A Hat From Lock & Co.
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Now you might ask why do we specifically ask you to buy a hat from Lock & Co.? Here's the reason! Well, this one is the oldest hat shop in the world and yes, history is involved. It is believed that Mad Hatter's character was inspired by Lock & Co's manager! Now, if this is not reason enough, we don't know what is!
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4. Harry Potter Merchandise
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5. London Gin
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6. Perfumes & Colognes
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7. Paddington Bear
Image Source London shopping is truly an impeccable experience to have, and we can vouch that once you're out there on its famous streets, even you wouldn't be able to resist yourself from splurging your heart out! So, what are you thinking? Customize your London trip itinerary with TravelTriangle and make sure you have enough time to shop your heart out. Disclaimer: TravelTriangle claims no credit for images featured on our blog site unless otherwise noted. All visual content is copyrighted to its respectful owners. We try to link back to original sources whenever possible. If you own the rights to any of the images, and do not wish them to appear on TravelTriangle, please contact us and they will be promptly removed. We believe in providing proper attribution to the original author, artist or photographer. Please Note: Any information published by TravelTriangle in any form of content is not intended to be a substitute for any kind of medical advice, and one must not take any action before consulting a professional medical expert of their own choice.
8. Teapot And Cups

As we said already, English love their tea and so do they love their cutlery, especially their teapot and cups and that is why you should get teapot and cups from London! Get an antique or a traditional tea set from London and have your high profile tea party at home or just feel like royalty!

9. Art And Craft

10. A House Of Commons Notebook

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Frequently Asked Questions About London Shopping

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10 Best Places For Shopping In London In 2023 That Will Help You Glam Up Both Your Wardrobe & Home

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These places for London shopping 2023 like Knightsbridge, Oxford Street, Bond Street, and more for luxury and street-style trends for the shopaholic in you.

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Future Fashion Trend Predictions What will clothes Look Like in 100 Years | Fashion in The Future

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In 100 years, think of that shirt you just bought having the ability to change colours based on the temperature of your body, the amount of light that’s hitting the fabric, or simply just for the sake of changing colours for style. This is possible because the future of clothing is nanotechnology.