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London Fashion Week 2025: Escape to the Burberry Entrance landscape

London Fashion Week sent its fall/winter collection on the catwalk on Monday to complete a relatively steamy event in the rainy British capital.

Even the luxury British houses tried to lift the darkness with shows with national land penalties, taking guests to the cozy old fashion appeal of British country houses.

Creative director Daniel Lee, who came to Burberry more than two years ago, was "inspired by incredible British interiors," and a trench coat known for his gorgeous velvet fabrics, Taylormade suits. It was used in flowing clothes.

The flower-covered stummer jacket and skirt were mixed with the carpet of the wall covered in white pillars of Tate Britain, but the other style was an oversized knit sweater, perfect for a fire in one night did.

After the show, the 39-year-old British designer reporter said the dark colors of bright orange, yellow and blue were "Yorkshire Autumn Fall." Lee tried to give facelifting to the troubled British home, and at the same time, remained true to its traditional and luxurious roots as an example of his fifth latest collection.

In addition to former supermodel Naomi Campbell, the runway showed off the actors. The actors are in the air towards a squad of traditional action strands in the royal dramas "Crown" and "Downtown Abbey" and in the air-rising drama "Bridgeton." He played in major roles. A popular revival.

The moderate, famous for his trench coat and signature tartan prints, is the subject of rumors about his creative director's departure, and can be replaced by British designer Kim Jones.

However, these were buried by Lee. “I love the brand, it's an incredible brand. It's a real honor to work for Burberry," he said.

After months of financial difficulties, Burberry avoided selling it late last year, rejecting legendary products such as Brand Green Layer.

Managing Director Joshu Ashrman was brought in last July and asked to shoot Burberry's property.

"Josh has been here for over six months and things are going well. Things are definitely improving," Lee said. "I think we're all in a really positive place."

London Fashion Week as a whole and global brands are separating their appetite for luxury products by reducing their appetite.

Nevertheless, there was space for a four-day spectacle - from Florence Pooh's charming monologue, we opened the "rebellious" Harris Reed catwalk, with chocolate, satin, satin, satin, satin The glass is bent down to the master of Milliner Stephen Jones, with his muscles wearing a hat.

On the running stick, inspired bubble skirts, fabrics from 1980, from Sher Football to Crab, and many corsets and lingerie, cuts and streetwear have been removed from London's dramatic sets . Then I'll slip

Despite the presence of well-known designers such as Simone Rocha and Richard Quinn and promising stylists such as S.S., Daly and Harris Reid said a few fashion experts behind Paris and New York every year.

"At this point, there's a sense of wet spirit, a sense of sky, even up to my London schedule," Daily told The Guardian before the show.

Caroline Rush, director of the British Fashion Council, which hosts London Fashion Week, has admitted it is a "particularly challenging time" for British brands.

Brands such as Brexit and the closure of global luxury online platforms have held fashion for global luxury electronic platforms after the pandemic. This year's event is almost a day shorter than Fashion Week before the fall winter of 2024, and some designers will choose dinner or presentations instead of the more expensive runway shows. Buyers and influencers like Beka Gvishiani von Style did not travel, not on Instagram accounts drawn by Fashion Message on the charts.

Rush, who held London's final Fashion Week, said that the event "is so relevant that it requires a platform to reach global audiences, so there are so many small independent companies. Because," he said. (AFP).