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When Christopher Bailey announced his departure, the fashion community was abuzz with rumours of who would succeed him. Would it be Phoebe Philo from Celine? Or perhaps Kim Jones of Louis Vuitton? Bailey, who had previously designed for Donna Karan and Gucci, joined Burberry in 2001 and was tasked with modernizing the stuffy British label. […]

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To bring you up to speed in the latest game of designer musical chairs, Kim Jones is leaving Louis Vuitton, Phoebe Philo has exited Céline, Nicola Formichetti has stepped down from Diesel, David Koma has departed from Mugler and Jonathan Saunders has exited Diane Von Furstenburg. But that wasn’t all for the latest fashion house changes — Burberry announced that longtime chief creative […]

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If this is what Christmas in November looks like we are definitely ready. Burberry has enlisted some of the biggest British names in the industry to help recreate the opening scene from the musical turned movie, Billy Elliot. The 3-minute film, starring models Naomi Campbell, Romeo Beckham, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and her brother Toby Huntington-Whiteley; musicians […]

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Is California becoming the hottest spot for fashion? Tom Ford showed his Fall 2015 collection back in February, Nicholas Ghesquière is set to show Louis Vuitton’s Resort collection in Palm Springs. And with last night’s Burberry bash rounding off the bunch in Los Angeles, we think so. Celebrating the opening of the designer brand’s new […]

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See some of our favourites from Burberry’s Spring 2015 collection » When Burberry launched its perfume campaign back in September starring modelling heavyweights Kate Moss and Cara Delevingne, we thought it couldn’t be topped. However, it looks like we may have been proven wrong, as 44-year-old Naomi Campbell and 24-year-old Jourdan Dunn have been revealed […]

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See the British Fashion Awards 2013 red carpet »

Last night, Britain’s most fashionably influential took over the London Coliseum for the British Fashion Awards 2013. A red carpet of elite wearing elite can only be expected at such an affair, but Kate Moss and Gwyneth Paltrow’s looks got our style radar beeping.

The ageless Moss, who was honoured with the Special Recognition award for 25 years in the industry, wore a Spring 2014 Alexander McQueen leather dress with a fur coat. The perforated effect and pleats added texture to the look that was accessorized with a studded clutch, red pout and black Louboutin heels.

Making an appearance to present the International Designer of the Year honour to Miuccia Prada, it’s no surprise that Paltrow chose from the designer’s collection. The dress, a plum and soft pink bodice with a black pleated skirt, was paired with strappy sandals that added to her signature long legs. Side-parted pin straight hair and a rosy lip made for her low-key beauty look.

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Burberry seems utterly love struck lately. Showing us their romantic side with the recent launch of the Burberry Kisses virtual app, the brand’s chief creative officer, Christopher Bailey follows up with a Brit love story campaign for the latest season.

Consistently dressed in Burberry outfits at the past few events they have appeared at together, it was no surprise to see that British It couple Sienna Miller and fiancé Tom Sturridge were cast as the new faces of Burberry’s Fall 2013 ad campaign.

From Google Glass on the DVF runway to e-comm startups rivaling Silicon Valley, high-end fashion and technological advancements seem closer than ever. At the forefront of the digital world, Burberry has collaborated with Google on their latest innovation: Burberry Kisses. Send a smooch. It’s as simple as that. With the use of your desktop camera […]

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British Vogue is reporting that singer Adele has been in talks with Burberry‘s creative director Christopher Bailey to collaborate on a line of plus-size clothing for the historic British brand. Although neither side has chosen to comment on the rumors, the songstress has apparently been asked to work on a “bespoke range for voluptuous customers.”

It brings a tear to my eye that London Fashion Week is almost all over for another season—but my feet are not-so-silently rejoicing. A 9 a.m. start at Peter Pilotto meant leaving the house just past 8 this morning, but it was worth it. The Topshop venue, which is the old Billingsgate Market this season, always serves up coffee, tea, and all sorts of yummy dishes (yesterday there was a creamy soup with truffle oil; today there was porridge for breakfast); there’s also the NewGen pop-up where I scored the Erdem tank with a blue porcelain print and white lace collar and the Mary Katrantzou floral tee. Breakfast, shopping, and a show? Every day, please.

Emporio Armani has finally released two full length video clips of their underwear and jeans ads featuring Cristiano Ronaldo and Megan Fox. One word: steamy. [Style List]

Christopher Bailey has taken over the Burberry Twitter account. The Burberry creative director will be tweeting from the account until the Burberry Prorsum show on September 21. [Twitter]

After designing two children’s collections for the Gap, Stella McCartney has decided to launch her own affordable line for tots, which will go on sale in November [In Style]

The British Fashion Awards were held in London last night. Christopher Bailey and Burberry were honoured twice: Bailey for British Designer of the Year and his label for Best Designer Brand. During his speech, Bailey announced that he would be showing the Prorsum collection in London again for the fall shows in February. While we were crossing our fingers for the Canadian talent on the nominees list–Mark Fast for emerging ready-to-wear talent and Todd Lynn for Best Menswear Designer–those awards went to Peter Pilotto and Kim Jones for Dunhill, respectively. (Don’t feel too bad for Fast–dressing Julia Restoin-Roitfeld on the red carpet was a win of another kind.)