Burberry Archives - BlackandPaper

I liked #RiccardoTisci's #Burberry collection shown at #LFW. But I think 400 for a #tshirt is a bit too much for simple cotton material. I love #fashion but there are limits. #style #streetwearfashion #menswear #mensfashion #ootdfashion #fashionstyle pic.twitter.com/bCrFcKGR3n
— BlackandPaper (@BlackandPaper1) September 18, 2018

YES! I thought the first Tisci collection for Burberry was a shot in the arm for the brand. He made the looks feel modern while a bit edgy at London Fashion Week.

I will say, I think the new $400 t-shirt is a bit too much, simple cotton at that price. I think this becomes fashion fooletry! Hype, madness, perfect for the Bling Instagram Age of faking it until you make it. I need more than a logo over my heart to make me part ways with that amount of cash for a basic item. Is it JUST ME?

Collections we liked from London Fashion Week

Felder Felder looks were shiny then moved on short skirts with prints.

Gareth Pugh went for red then moved to black this season with a collection that was fun if not a bit over the top.

Burberry Prorsum moved into the future with cut outs, mini dresses, and the signature dress coat and laces. The collection lived up the hype.

KTZ went super tribal and sexy but if you take away the over sized ear and nose rings the looks were sleek.

Osman with gaucho inspired looks complete with hats.

David Koma went with hemlines above the knee along with folded strips around the body.

Marques ‘Almeida was daring with ruffles and tearing apart pieces for a complete look.

Toga had a complex collection with many details.

Christopher Kane gets a mention for the neon colors and shapes.

My overall impression of London Fashion Week was a bit underwhelming. There were many great looks and good collections but the spark was missing this season.