The Reign of Burberry – For fall 2012, Burberry chief creative officer Christopher Bailey continued to focus on the label’s own brand of elegance with a showing of modern outerwear. Using a color palette of neutrals with accents of olive-green, amber, plum and teal; the Burberry woman stands out with the season’s strong silhouettes and detailing. Tailored coats paired with flared skirts and ruched bow belts bring a flirty edge to the structural shapes. Rich fabrics of silk, velvet, wool and lace juxtapose the balance between elegance and coolness for the upcoming autumn season.
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Love the palate and heavy fabrics, particularly in the jackets. The entire collection would have been exponentially better without the frilly, bow belt, however.Â
Love all jackets, blazers, coats…
The usual Burberry stuff, but Bailey managed to rework it every season with a twist.
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I love that fox head belt and most of the jackets are stunning!
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Love the palate and heavy fabrics, particularly in the jackets. The entire collection would have been exponentially better without the frilly, bow belt, however.Â
Nothing ground-breaking for Burberry here, but I still love it. Starting to get really tired of the owl thing, though…Â
No WOW piece. bummer~Â
Such a genius mix from Mr. Bailey