This report delves into the core elements of marketing, using Burberry as a primary case study. It begins by outlining the key roles and responsibilities of the marketing function, including market research, planning, product development, standardization, grading, packaging, branding, and their interrelation with a wider organizational structure. The report then compares the marketing mixes of Burberry and Marks & Spencer, examining product, price, place, and promotion strategies. Furthermore, it produces and evaluates marketing plans specifically for Burberry, providing a comprehensive analysis of the company's marketing approaches. The report is a valuable resource for understanding marketing principles and their practical application within a business context, particularly within the luxury fashion industry. The report covers marketing research, planning, product design, development, standardization, grading, packaging, and branding, as well as the roles of marketing in relation to various organizational structures such as finance, operations, and human resources.