Tag: Christopher Bailey

The Scent of Rhthym

Burberry releases imagery to accompany their new campaign for Burberry Brit Rhythm. Featuring model and British musician George Barnett of These New...

Burberry Prorsum Spring/Summer 2014

Christopher Bailey presented his Spring/Summer 2014 collection for Burberry Prorsum during London Collections: Men, after a decade in Milan. Entitled “Writers and Painters“ the collection featured relaxed and youthful looks and...

Burberry Prorsum Spring/Summer 2013 campaign

Burberry‘s Spring/Summer 2013 campaign is a bright and playful celebration of the collection, featuring a British cast including David and...

Menswear Daredevils

Brennen Steines, Aiden Andrews, Garrett Magee, Albert Reed, Adrien Brunier and Sam Bennett photographed by Nathaniel Goldberg for VMAN.
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