Celia Birtwell collaboration closes London Fashion Week for Burberry
The textile designer brought floral and hand-drawn motifs to a one-off collection built around Burberry’s signature checks.
Burberry closed London Fashion Week with a collaboration featuring British textile designer Celia Birtwell, according to the Guardian.
The collection combined Burberry’s established check patterns with Birtwell’s floral designs, vines and playful hand-drawn motifs. The report presents the pairing as a one-off meeting of two well-known names in British fashion and design.
The supplied material does not provide commercial details or indicate whether the collaboration will extend beyond the collection shown. Its focus is on the creative treatment presented at the closing show.
Sources
- Celia Birtwell ‘humanises’ Burberry in London fashion week closing show — The Guardian — World
EGazette summarizes reporting from multiple sources; follow the links for the originals.
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