The Burberry Winter 2026 collection from chief creative officer Daniel Lee dresses FKA twigs and Romeo Beckham in coated jacquard rainwear and silk trench coats. Exploring the local style codes, the British fashion house notes the campaign draws "on the energy of the capital and its distinctive way of dressing."
Photographed by Glen Luchford, the outdoor presentation follows the initial runway show staged inside the Old Billingsgate Market, where twigs provided the soundtrack. Explaining the geographic strategy, Lee states, "FKA twigs and Romeo Beckham represent the energy that makes London unique." He adds that the city is "a place where anything feels possible, and it felt right to return to our home city this season."
Adapting to the local climate, the seasonal outerwear transitions into evening attire. The Hoxton trench coat alters the standard silhouette using silk and fluid faille cuts with ruffled collars. Butter-soft plongé leather structures shawl-collar coats, kilts, jumpsuits, and jogging pants. Shearling-collar aviators and a quilted biker jacket push the leather treatments into heavier shapes.
Deconstructing traditional trench elements, the Linley shearling coat and brushed mohair wool pieces repurpose the hardware as leather belts and cuffs. A throat latch secures the wool nylon Rockley pea coat. Beneath those protective shells, check jacquard shirts sit alongside silk scarf dresses. Leather peaked lapels detail the pinstriped grain de poudre wool tailoring.
