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Burberry Spring/Summer 2027
Daniel Lee brings Celia Birtwell’s faces and florals into Burberry’s Summer 2027 wardrobe, softening familiar checks with colour and a deliberately worn-in finish.
- Collection year
- 2027
- Show date
- 2026-09-21
- City
- London
- Creative direction
- Daniel Lee
- Shown in
- London
- Presentation format
- runway
- Venue
- Chelsea College of Arts
At a glance
Burberry’s Summer 2027 collection brings its house pattern into conversation with textile artist Celia Birtwell. Her drawings loosen the check into gingham and stripes, while washed silk and cotton give the clothes a lived-in feel. Across womenswear and menswear, Lee favours an ease that makes the decorative pieces part of an everyday wardrobe.
A check opened to drawing
Birtwell’s faces and florals interrupt the house’s familiar geometry.
Clothes with a human touch
Washed fabrics and relaxed proportions make polished dressing feel less formal.
Texture beyond the clothes
Floral finishes on the Derby bag and woven leather on the Sloane extend the collaboration’s tactile mood.
The setting
The London Fashion Week closing show presented womenswear and menswear in a bright, pared-back space at Chelsea College of Arts.
Creative credits
Creative direction: Daniel Lee. Textile collaboration: Celia Birtwell
Coverage & analysis
Burberry Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear Collection — Vogue Runway