Having recently started working for British luxury brand Burberry I feel I am honour bound to promote their latest Prorsum collection however with it being so fantastically strong I would be doing regardless of them paying my wages.
The collection is based on the notion of The Gentleman and his polite and well mannered nature. The various ensembles from Chief creative officer Christopher Bailey most definitely lived up to the title.
A concotion of town and country the collection sees a medley of fabrics from rustic tweeds to lush velvets in the form of body skimming suits and various outerwear styles - almost everything ive ever wanted from life really.
Slight hints of drole with a nod to rural England came in the form of animal heads embroidered onto shirts and appearing on the end of some magnificent umberellas.
One cannot wait to take advantage of employee discount!
P.S. Not normally one to end on a sour note but one item Mr Bailey can keep for now is the cropped puffer, a silhouette we first saw in Burberry Prorsum SS12, most definitely not to my taste, perhaps I'll warm to them.
The collection is based on the notion of The Gentleman and his polite and well mannered nature. The various ensembles from Chief creative officer Christopher Bailey most definitely lived up to the title.
A concotion of town and country the collection sees a medley of fabrics from rustic tweeds to lush velvets in the form of body skimming suits and various outerwear styles - almost everything ive ever wanted from life really.
Slight hints of drole with a nod to rural England came in the form of animal heads embroidered onto shirts and appearing on the end of some magnificent umberellas.
One cannot wait to take advantage of employee discount!
P.S. Not normally one to end on a sour note but one item Mr Bailey can keep for now is the cropped puffer, a silhouette we first saw in Burberry Prorsum SS12, most definitely not to my taste, perhaps I'll warm to them.
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