At-the-moment man As the face of Burberry’s most recent collection, which continues to celebrate community, creativity, and the voices of the future, Marcus Rashford makes his debut in a fashion advertisement.
Marcus Rashford has now made his debut in a fashion campaign, proving that he hasn’t had enough to do with almost single-handedly defeating RB Leipzig and the UK Government’s resolve when it comes to not feeding hungry children. The Manchester United striker, who recently joined Burberry as their Winter Ambassador, is now featured in the British fashion house’s newest advertising campaign as part of its effort to support the voices of tomorrow.
Youth and exceptional creativity are the campaign’s unifying characteristics. In addition to finding resonance in the communities supported by the youth initiatives Burberry is supporting in partnership with Marcus Rashford MBE, the range of figures featured in the campaign, which brings together figures from fashion, dance, and sport, also finds resonance in society as a whole. These initiatives allow people to realize their full potential, to explore their dreams, and to always go beyond.
“Burberry is THE British brand with strong ties to the North of England, which is really important to me,” explained Rashford. “It is very rare that I partner in a formal capacity, but what Burberry was offering was different. Burberry shared my vision in bettering local communities through investment into youth centres, which play a pivotal role in the childhood of many, especially in under-privileged areas. We are all products of our community and youth centres offer children in those local communities stability and consistency to succeed at anything they put their minds to. Youth centres have suffered financially due to the global pandemic and closing them is losing the heart of the community. Burberry have led with action rather than words and the impact of this move will be felt for generations to come. I’m thrilled with the outcome and proud to call Burberry my partner. Thank you to Riccardo and the full team for making this process so rewarding and enjoyable.”
The campaign includes classic house codes like trench coats, barn jackets with diamond quilting, and hooded puffer jackets made of recycled nylon. The Pocket Bag, a canvas and topstitched leather tote with an archive-inspired design, is one accessory.
A campaign film was also produced to go along with the images. It takes the viewer from the ordinary to the extraordinary and lets them explore a new fantasy as four young dancers traverse a choreographed landscape that travels from city to sea in a modernized version of the British countryside. But if you were hoping to see Rashford get involved, get ready to be let down.
Marcus Rashford forks out £240,000 to rent plane for romantic trip to NY with fiancée
Marcus Rashford, a star for Manchester United and England, paid £240,000 to charter a Boeing 737, which typically holds more than 125 passengers, to fly his fiancée Lucia Loi to New York for a getaway.
English star On the field, Marcus Rashford is flying. then leave it.
To take his fiancée Lucia Loi on a getaway to New York, the Manchester United hero hired a Boeing 737.
The plane, whose rental cost £240,000, typically accommodates more than 125 people.
It was a grand gesture, according to a source. Marcus is smitten.
The 25-year-old football player and Lucia took pleasure in the trip last month after he was forced to miss England’s games due to ɪɴᴊᴜʀʏ.
He posted some pictures of their trip to New York City online, one of which was of them posing by a fountain in Central Park.
At the age of 15, Marcus and Lucia met at a Greater Manchester school. Last May, the couple became engaged.
Lucia, who holds a degree in advertising and brand management, has accompanied Marcus on trips to events like the World Cup in the past. While the Three Lions played Euro qualifying matches against Italy and Uᴋʀᴀɪɴᴇ, some football fans criticized the timing of their trip to Manhattan. Gareth Southgate, the manager, however, said: “Once Marcus is ruled out of the squad, it’s entirely up to him how he spends his time.”
Marcus – Manchester United’s top scorer this season with 28 goals – is currently injured again. He limped off the pitch after a recent game against Everton.
When the forward started a campaign to feed society’s most vulnerable children during the pandemic in June 2020, he received widespread praise from the public.
His actions caused the government to reverse course, and Tory ministers decided to give 1.3 million kids meal vouchers over the summer.
When Marcus was growing up in Manchester, he depended on breakfast clubs and free school meals.
At age seven, he joined United’s youth program, and today he reportedly makes £200,000 per week.
Marcus is not the only professional footballer who enjoys flying. The former United player Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, and Neymar all own private aircraft.
