09-19-2017, 09:55 PM
Cheat sheet: seven things to know about the Burberry show
The supers were out in force
Kate Moss arrived and ascended the stairs with fellow super Naomi Campbell before joining Jourdan Dunn in their seats. Moss was wearing a trademark black leather jacket and sunglasses while Campbell donned a tartan shirt and electric pink skirt.
The now- and next-gen represented
Kaia and Presley Gerber both walked the show, as did Adwoa Aboah alongside Jean and Olympia Campbell. Cara Delevingne sat front row live streaming on Instagram in tartan pants with platinum pixie crop and leather jacket, dancing in her seat to some of the show and cheering on Aboah before standing to applaud Christopher Bailey’s bow.
The Burberry check is about to have a moment
Once a pattern Burberry used with a light hand, Bailey went all out covering entire raincoats, trenches, bags and one mini dress that made us rethink the check as a cool weather fabric.
Famous progeny also showed up
The genetically smiled-upon Iris Law (daughter of Jude) joined Lennon Gallagher (son of Liam) and Levi Dylan (grandson of Bob) in attendance, all strong echoes of their parents, and grandfather, in Dylan’s case.
Cult pieces abounded
The classic house, not normally known for chasing cult-appeal, produced piece after piece destined for summer wish lists. We’re calling the all-over Burberry check baseball cap, chandelier earrings and oversize tartan tote as wait-list pieces.
Photographers are the new front row A-list
The collection was presented in conjunction with an exhibition co-curated by Burberry president and chief creative officer Christopher Bailey and photographer Alasdair McLellan. McLellan sat front row as did Juergen Teller. All of this underscored with works on display by photographers like Shirley Bakey and Dafydd Jones that sat alongside those by Gosha Rubchinskiy and McLellan, capturing different aspects of British life through the ages - from subculture dens, rainy days and the English garden.
You can get in on it now
As with previous seasons, this collection is see-now-buy-now so you can buy it globally immediately. If you happen to be in London the exhibition will be on show at Old Sessions House until 1st October.
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The supers were out in force
Kate Moss arrived and ascended the stairs with fellow super Naomi Campbell before joining Jourdan Dunn in their seats. Moss was wearing a trademark black leather jacket and sunglasses while Campbell donned a tartan shirt and electric pink skirt.
The now- and next-gen represented
Kaia and Presley Gerber both walked the show, as did Adwoa Aboah alongside Jean and Olympia Campbell. Cara Delevingne sat front row live streaming on Instagram in tartan pants with platinum pixie crop and leather jacket, dancing in her seat to some of the show and cheering on Aboah before standing to applaud Christopher Bailey’s bow.
The Burberry check is about to have a moment
Once a pattern Burberry used with a light hand, Bailey went all out covering entire raincoats, trenches, bags and one mini dress that made us rethink the check as a cool weather fabric.
Famous progeny also showed up
The genetically smiled-upon Iris Law (daughter of Jude) joined Lennon Gallagher (son of Liam) and Levi Dylan (grandson of Bob) in attendance, all strong echoes of their parents, and grandfather, in Dylan’s case.
Cult pieces abounded
The classic house, not normally known for chasing cult-appeal, produced piece after piece destined for summer wish lists. We’re calling the all-over Burberry check baseball cap, chandelier earrings and oversize tartan tote as wait-list pieces.
Photographers are the new front row A-list
The collection was presented in conjunction with an exhibition co-curated by Burberry president and chief creative officer Christopher Bailey and photographer Alasdair McLellan. McLellan sat front row as did Juergen Teller. All of this underscored with works on display by photographers like Shirley Bakey and Dafydd Jones that sat alongside those by Gosha Rubchinskiy and McLellan, capturing different aspects of British life through the ages - from subculture dens, rainy days and the English garden.
You can get in on it now
As with previous seasons, this collection is see-now-buy-now so you can buy it globally immediately. If you happen to be in London the exhibition will be on show at Old Sessions House until 1st October.
Read more at: http://www.queeniebridesmaid.co.uk/blue-...dresses-uk
http://www.queeniebridesmaid.co.uk/chiff...dresses-uk