London Fashion Week

Burberry SS18
Fashion Show

Burberry tore up the runway during London Fashion Week with a bold and creative take on their SS18 collection. The collection was showcased at an old East London Court House with distressed walls, royal glass doors and grand Chandeliers, the perfect fit for the fashion house. The runway show featured an array of ensembles including the infamous Burberry Mac which included the Burberry trademark print along with some amazing new colours including white, pinks and blue plastic fabrics perfect for the summer. The collection also featured a multitude of colours including a blast of aqua tones, greens tones, reds, light pinks and cream tones against the variant of clothing that cascaded down the runway such as dresses, flared trousers, slim fit trousers, pencil skirts and mini skirts tailored coats and over-sized sleeves also played a part in the show. With a blend of fabrics from plastic and knitted materials to furs and lace the contracts and mixed blend of textures really played into the geek chi'c feel of the vibrant and effervescent collection. Burberry designer Christopher Bailey was quoted as saying " There’s quite a lot of noise today, I  wanted there to be a certain rawness to the collection and was inspired by the pictures, and in particular the working class, gritty, Northern images. I like the grandeur. This building, I think, represents what we are trying to say in the collection, there’s a little bit of grandeur, but also something that’s a bit broken down with age." The collection took on a quirky, preppy punk style taking a different direction from what we are used to seeing from the fashion house. Burberry really did excel with the new SS18 collection not only breaking the typical mold but creating something which is truly unique and fashion forward yet wearable. 

London Fashion Week

Burberry Fall Winter 2017/2018

Burberry Fall Winter 2017/2018 By FF Channel 

Burberry shut down London Fashion Week with an epic and flawless collection that drew inspiration from an iconic period in modern art. The collection saw an array of sculpted looks cascade down the runway with cable knit jumpers, cotton shits and shirt dresses, tailored jackets, over exaggerated sleeves and tailored trousers. The collection saw a multitude of fabrics used to convey this extraordinary experience including feathers, wool, fur, beaded embellishments and many more which heightened the intensity of the artistry used throughout. The runway was not only home for the Christopher Bailey masterpiece but also saw infamous sculptures from British artist Henry Moore which was a main inspiration behind the fall winter collection. Christopher Bailey outdone himself this time with a collection that will not only be considered as a fashion week favorite but also as a modern work of art; we can see the likes of celebs such as Sia & Lady Gaga evoking many pieces from this timeless masterpiece over the coming year, so be sure to keep an eye out. 

London Fashion Week

Burberry Fall Winter 2016/2017

The show we have all be waiting for, Burberry stormed the runway during London Fashion Week with their flawless FW16 collection. Accompanied with music from 'Jake Bugg' the collection featured a multitude of neutral tones set for the season; sparkles, tartan print, and decorative flower motif and print layed for the foundation of this modern day bohemian felt collection. Pleated dresses, military inspired coats, flared trousers and shirts were all part of the collection making this 70's inspired collection wearable and exude complete and utter bohemian chi'c. A twist on a classic look this FW16 Burberry collection by creative director 'Christopher Bailey' gives us everything we could have imagined from Burberry leaving a sweet and distinct taste of high end glamour in out mouths. 

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Burberry Fall Winter 2016/2017 

Burberry Fall Winter 2016/2017 fashion show

Burberry took over London this week with their epic fashion show held in the heart of the city. The collection stayed true to the trademark of the exquisite fashion house seeing the return of the trench coat and macintosh. Burberry creative director Christopher Bailey also added a new look for the fashion house a zip-up tracksuit top which was featured with the famous macintosh, the show also payed tribute to David Bowie as his tragic death was unveiled earlier this week. With live music from Benjamin Clementine the air was set in mystery and complete and utter bliss surrounding the catwalk.