Nobody captured London’s current predicament more vividly than Daniel Lee at Burberry. With this duo, it’s either a hit or a miss. This season, unfortunately, it was the latter, proving that as the seasons pass, Burberry is no longer capable of sparking emotion. There is nothing worse than a show that leaves you indifferent – it might as well have been an email. READ MY FULL REVIEW HERE.
Burberry Buckled Leather Knee Boots
Burberry Studded Belted Leather Jacket
Burberry Leather-trimmed Ribbed Wool Polo Sweater
Burberry Belted Cotton Midi Skirt
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What I love about Conner Ives’s latest collection is how unfussy, unpretentious, and effortless it feels – while remaining absolutely glamorous. The designer drew inspiration from Weimar-era Berlin: a time of freedom and untamed expression, a moment of societal shift, and the rise of a queer community that helped shape modern art. Echoes of the 1920s came alive in Ives’s low-waisted dresses with fringed hems and sleeves, as well as in a phenomenal fur-trimmed silk coat adorned with chinoiserie motifs. READ MY FULL REVIEW HERE.
Conner Ives Appliquéd Stretch-micro Modal Jersey Midi Skirt
Conner Ives Recycled-twill Vest
Conner Ives Jellyfish Asymmetric Ruffled Bamboo-blend Jersey Top
Conner Ives Fluted Checked Cotton-blend Gauze Midi Dress
Conner Ives Ruched Stretch-jersey And Silk Mini Dress
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