Burberry shows embroidered trench coats and flowery skirt suits for summer 2027
- On Monday, Burberry creative director Daniel Lee debuted the brand's Spring 2027 collection at London's Chelsea College of Arts, featuring a collaboration with 85-year-old textile designer Celia Birtwell.
- Lee sought to commemorate Burberry's 170th anniversary with Birtwell, whose iconic hand-drawn patterns helped define the spirit of Swinging London alongside her late husband, Ossie Clark.
- The collection distorted Burberry's House Check into gingham and stripes while incorporating Birtwell's whimsical florals and face prints. Lee emphasized 'intentional imperfection: the idea of owning a piece, living in it.'
- Guests including Mayor of London Sadiq Khan and rapper Central Cee attended the runway show, where models wore loose chignons and tulip-red lipstick celebrating a natural, come-as-you-are aesthetic.
- Birtwell remains active with an upcoming retrospective, 'Ossie Clark + Celia Birtwell,' opening at London's Design Museum on Oct. 2, where she said the work is 'very good for my brain to do different things.
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