Burberry closes London Fashion Week with a playful spring/summer collection
Burberry closed London Fashion Week with a spring/summer 2027 collection by Daniel Lee, blending the brand's classic check pattern with flowers and bright colors. The collection was created in collaboration with British textile artist Celia Birtwell.
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British fashion house Burberry was the closing brand of this season's London Fashion Week, presenting its spring/summer 2027 collection designed by Daniel Lee.
Classic patterns, new look
The collection reworked Burberry's iconic check pattern into a new form. Alongside the brand's classic trench coats, the designs featured unexpected and playful elements — floral motifs, smiley faces, bright colors and expressive embroidery.
A collaboration with a textile artist
Daniel Lee developed the collection together with Celia Birtwell, a legendary British textile artist whose work has long influenced the fashion industry. This collaboration shaped the collection's visual foundation, merging the brand's traditional heritage with the artist's distinctive aesthetic.
The collection is described as a meeting point between classic British fashion elements and an unexpectedly playful approach, reflected in both the patterns used and the color palette.
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