Dunhill's storied legacy can be traced back to Alfred Dunhill, who, after inheriting his father's saddlery business, honed in on the growing automobile industry and catered to it directly by selling "everything but the motor." Soon, Dunhill's ambitions moved from car accessories to motorist attire, and the growing catalogue that later included men's ready-to-wear attire propelled the brand into an unimaginable force in luxury fashion. Today, with Burberry alumni Mark Weston at the helm of creative design and Andrew Maag as CEO, and several successful iterations of the brand from accessories to fragrances, Dunhill remains to carry the heritage of luxury it was built to honor.