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Burberry closed London Fashion Week with a show that felt both nostalgic and fresh. Daniel Lee brought the house back to Perks Field, setting up beneath a painted-sky tent that instantly gave festival vibes. The setting was clever—it tied into the collection’s theme of music as style, a love letter to Britain’s cultural heartbeat.
The clothes had that “too British but not really obvious” feel I loved—classic, but playfully reimagined. There were sharp Beatles-inspired suits and waxed cotton trenches that leaned more rocker than proper, alongside suede coats punched with paisley and short, A-line versions of Burberry’s signature outerwear. The mix of city polish and community grit was clear, like high and low colliding on the same stage.
Color was another standout. Delicious jolts of green, yellow, and teal cut through Burberry’s usual earthy tones, distorting checks into psychedelic riffs. Crochet minis, tarot-printed trenches, and metallic chainmail added texture and movement, while oversized parkas and stacked boots grounded everything in wearability. It was vintage-inspired but never stale, a reminder that music and fashion have always pushed each other forward.
What struck me most was how cohesive it felt. Even with references spanning decades, Lee stitched it all together with confidence. It was British to its core, yes, but also expansive, an invitation to be part of a community, whether in a festival field or a city street.
Pictures courtesy of Vogue Runway
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