Burberry Spring 2011 | London Fashion Week

Joanna Elizabeth

/

Published September 21, 2010

Bringing a sense of streamlined sleekness to spring 2011, Burberry Prorsum unveils a collection of leopard prints, ruffles and of course–their signature coats for the last day of womenswear from London Fashion Week. Accented by brights and jewel tones, the latest outing from chief creative director Christopher Bailey offered a focus on details such as piping, raised patterns and ruching found on the collection’s outerwear pieces. Closing with a jacket and dress combination worn by fall campaign star, Nina Porter, confetti fell down to end the show.










Pages: 1 2 3


Recent Updates

Zimmermann-Resort-2025-Featured

Zimmermann Resort 2025: An 80s Fashion Fantasy

Zimmermann's resort 2025 collection is a vibrant homage to the eclectic fashion of the 1980s, merging nostalgic elements with modern ...
Gucci Cruise 2025 Featured

Gucci Takes London by Storm for its Cruise 2025 Collection

The Gucci Cruise 2025 collection, revealed at the Tate Modern in London, marks luxurious tradition with a twist. Under the ...
Zimmermann Fall 2024 Featured

Zimmermann Fall 2024: Retro Sketches Made Modern

In a blend of past and present, Zimmermann's fall-winter 2024 collection, presented at Paris Fashion Week, stands out as a ...
Alexander McQueen Fall 2024 Featured

Alexander McQueen Fall 2024: A New Chapter

Alexander McQueen's fall-winter 2024 collection marks Seán McGirr's debut as the new creative director. This collection is a bold departure ...
Gucci Fall 2024 Feature

Gucci Fall 2024: From Equestrian to Evening Style

Gucci's fall-winter 2024 collection breaks to rules under the creative direction of Sabato De Sarno. The collection exudes a sense ...
Coach Fall 2024 Featured

Coach Fall 2024: Tradition Gets Rebellious

The Coach fall-winter 2024 collection, unveiled at the storied James B. Duke House, is a confluence of American classicism and ...

24 thoughts on “Burberry Spring 2011 | London Fashion Week”

  1. Honestly, this is kinda tacky. Some of those trenches are great, but im so over the studs and leopard print, especially combined. Its just too much. When I think about the Fall collection, which was SUPERB on every level, this is blah. Not impressed at all. 🙁

  2. Oh good. I’m not the only who thinks that this a poor offering from Christopher Bailey. His Fall 2010 presentation was so excellent; this makes me wonder what happened. This Spring collection is some hyped up, trendy off shoot. I get no sense of Burberry at all. This is like some poorly done knock-off of Versace.

  3. he’s probably sad that this collection wasn’t such a hit after all! the designs are beginning to look a little tacky, to me.

  4. Im not a fan of the neon or the prints, but the other looks I actually kind of like. It’s definitely a huge departure from Fall, but I’m ok with some amount of change. But the neon and the prints bug me quite a bit.

Comments are closed.