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Designer Christopher Bailey’s Burberry Prorsum Fall 2011 Collection was all about vibrant colors, and lots of coats in different shapes. Autumn/Winter 2011/12 London Fashion Week went one step ahead as models stepped on runway parading in colorful designs embracing plaids, fur and piping.
Burberry Prorsum Fall 2011 show was based on look and sound of proto-supermodel Jean Shrimpton’s golden era. It was inspired from archive photographs by David Bailey of Jean Shrimpton while shapes were based on the sculptures of Barbara Hepworth. Runway was filled with kind of outfits she might well have modeled.
Most prominent part of show were Coats, Coats and Coats. Trim coats were the center of attraction that were presented in variety of styles and colors that ranged from orange gabardine, olive, honey tones to black mink.
Shapes like princess shapes or straight to three-quarter length featuring cropping of the body, dropping the shoulder, exploding the sleeve were stylish.
Designs like drop-waisted, tulip-skirted dresses; blue organza dresses with stiff full skirts and a bow at the back of the neck and leanly mod sweaters and pants were chic. Accessories like variety of colorful bags matching with Trim coats were attention grabbing.
Burberry Prorsum Fall 2011 Fur coats looked must have for winter season. Designs like cocoon shaped cape-jacket hybrids with wide trumpet sleeves, Black and white fur coats, coats with lumberjack check of yellow, purple or red and black were hot.
It was a girly collection that featured tweed and fur tunics in tulip-shape with frilled hems, dresses with cable knit uppers and teddy bear fur below, plum-colored coat worn with heavy wedge platform boots.
Burberry Fall 2011 winter coats were detailed with epaulettes, military buttons, kimono sleeves, half-belts and were teamed with exaggerated flared trousers and skinny leggings.
Designer Christopher Bailey’s Burberry Prorsum Fall 2011 Collection was all about vibrant colors, and lots of coats in different shapes. Autumn/Winter 2011/12 London Fashion Week went one step ahead as models stepped on runway parading in colorful designs embracing plaids, fur and piping.
Burberry Prorsum Fall 2011 show was based on look and sound of proto-supermodel Jean Shrimpton’s golden era. It was inspired from archive photographs by David Bailey of Jean Shrimpton while shapes were based on the sculptures of Barbara Hepworth. Runway was filled with kind of outfits she might well have modeled.
Most prominent part of show were Coats, Coats and Coats. Trim coats were the center of attraction that were presented in variety of styles and colors that ranged from orange gabardine, olive, honey tones to black mink.
Shapes like princess shapes or straight to three-quarter length featuring cropping of the body, dropping the shoulder, exploding the sleeve were stylish.
Designs like drop-waisted, tulip-skirted dresses; blue organza dresses with stiff full skirts and a bow at the back of the neck and leanly mod sweaters and pants were chic. Accessories like variety of colorful bags matching with Trim coats were attention grabbing.
Burberry Prorsum Fall 2011 Fur coats looked must have for winter season. Designs like cocoon shaped cape-jacket hybrids with wide trumpet sleeves, Black and white fur coats, coats with lumberjack check of yellow, purple or red and black were hot.
It was a girly collection that featured tweed and fur tunics in tulip-shape with frilled hems, dresses with cable knit uppers and teddy bear fur below, plum-colored coat worn with heavy wedge platform boots.
Burberry Fall 2011 winter coats were detailed with epaulettes, military buttons, kimono sleeves, half-belts and were teamed with exaggerated flared trousers and skinny leggings.
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