Spotted at LFW Autumn/Winter 2015 : Burberry Prorsum Womenswear
Established in 1856, Burberry still excels at balancing heritage, innovation, craftsmanship and design. Yesterday, artistic director Christopher Bailey debuted his latest Patchwork, Pattern & Prints collection at Kensington Gardens, London in front of an eager crowd composed of British Burberry models and current brand ambassadors Cara Delevingne and Jourdan Dunn but also special guests like Mario Testino and Sam Smith. The new collection revolves around indigo pigments, red, burgundy, turquoise and ocher schemes. The show was accompanied by a live Clare Maguire performance. The British singer-songwriter played four songs: Will You Love me Tomorrow, Give Me (written exclusively for the show), House Of The Rising Sun and My Sweet Lord.
Watch the show & discover the collection : here
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