Showing posts with label burberry prorsum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label burberry prorsum. Show all posts

Monday, June 21, 2010

MILAN: BURBERRY GOES BIKER!


This jacket ... is .... killing me dead. Lethal.

Christopher Bailey's last collection for Burberry Prorsum was all about shearling. Yeah, I wasn't impressed either. This time, though, the pouty metrosexual Burberry man swaddled in brown suede was gone. His replacement? Tough-as-shit, pouty and pasty skinny boys! Hooray!




Before Bailey gave Burberry a much-needed dose of sex appeal with Prorsum, you couldn't convince me to buy a thing from the British trench-makers. I equated Burberry with the (often ugly) "Novacheck," usually splashed all over diaper bags I'd see moms carrying around at the mall. Everything changed when Bailey unveiled that infamous Prorsum line where suddenly the Novacheck disappeared and everything was studded and black. You know the one? 


Anyway, many years later I'd come to own not one, but three Burberry jackets, all of them completely indispensable to me. And the studs are back! Burberry Prosum S/S 2011 is my favorite collection so far. 

Thursday, February 25, 2010

PETA'S WORST NIGHTMARE

Today is the last day of London Fashion Week and, aside from the widely-covered Burberry Prorsum and Christopher Kane shows, it seems few British designers are making any headlines this season. I just came across this collection from Todd Lynn, however, and his fur-heavy creations are definitely speaking my language (as well as that of Vogue's online counterpart Style.com, which gave the designer a distinctly positive review):

I'm loving the leather detailing on this jacket!






Friday, January 22, 2010

MENSWEAR - MILAN CONTINUED







BURBERRY PRORSUM













Can't say that I'm swept away by Burberry's F/W 2010 offerings ... But Burberry is always best for coats and jackets anyway, right? Those wellies do look very comfortable ...
As soon as I can I'll start on the Paris shows, which in my opinion are always the most exciting. Dries Van Noten, Viktor & Rolf, Louis Vuitton ... I'll have them up soon. Or if you're impatient, head over to GQ for all the 2010/11 looks.

P.S. What is with the fug models this year?!!!