When Burberry Prorsum's Christopher Bailey is at his best, he maintains the classic British label with infusions of youthful pep. Unfortunately, Mr. Bailey took himself too seriously in this collection. His past palettes consisted of subdued gray-blues, creams, and pinks in enchanting hues, but this Fall featured disappointingly flat greens and soulless browns. Granted, many of his shearling-leather hybrid coats undoubtedly appeal to many customers, but teamed with disheartening dresses and tops that appear to be decaying, where's the showmanship?
Friday, February 26, 2010
Burberry Prorsum: Why So Serious?
When Burberry Prorsum's Christopher Bailey is at his best, he maintains the classic British label with infusions of youthful pep. Unfortunately, Mr. Bailey took himself too seriously in this collection. His past palettes consisted of subdued gray-blues, creams, and pinks in enchanting hues, but this Fall featured disappointingly flat greens and soulless browns. Granted, many of his shearling-leather hybrid coats undoubtedly appeal to many customers, but teamed with disheartening dresses and tops that appear to be decaying, where's the showmanship?
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