Poeting Justice: 8 pages of Burberry

 

Androgyny, country life and military accents – Christopher Bailey’s latest collection for Burberry pays homage to dear old Blighty and Virginia Woolf’s Orlando.

 
Photography: Dino Busch
Styling: Anson Lau
Make-up: Marian Woo
Hair: Jean Tong
Styling assistant: Jan Li
Models: Edwina P at Starzpeople, Youri at Primo Management Ltd and Natalia
Photography assistants: Quentin Pitingo, Aaron Kohler and Rafael Raya Cano
All outfits: Burberry

NOTES: 

A dream team behind the scenes and in front of the camera, this shoot with Burberry is just the dreamiest. 

It is really important to pull together a great team - and leave them the fk alone so they can create without pressure and Dino delivered. And how. Easily one of my favourite shoots in the past decade. 

Overbearing editors and publishers on a shoot - when they know little about the gig - has ruined many a shoot. Either you're helping or you're hurting and I noted while working with Dino - a hands off approach works best. 

Burberry Joins the Monogram Brigade: Pop-up in Hong Kong Reveals Designer Ricardo Tisci’s Ambitious Designs

 A unique chapter in the storied history of the British brand, designer Ricardo Tisci brings a bold print and signature look for the latest collection.   

You’d be hard pressed to miss Burberry’s TB Summer Monogram pop-up at Pacific Place in Hong Kong. To celebrate the evolution of the iconic British brand, a makeshift street made of architectural shapes, featuring confident colours to evoke the summer months, stands bold and tall in the centre of the mall.    

Read the entire feature here at Robb Report Hong Kong} TBT to 2022!

Best Dressed at the Golden Globes 2019: Julia Roberts, Gemma Chan and Timothee Chalamet top the list

Star Power

 

Eternal Favourite: Julia Roberts

What? Awards season kicked off in great style as the stars of Hollywood walked the red carpet at the Beverly Hilton for the 76th Golden Globes. Exactly a year after the genesis of the #metoo movement that saw almost every star wear black, it was business as usual as nominees and presenters alike embraced every hue for a return to classic glamour. 

Boys on the side: In truth, rarely do men hog the fashion limelight as most wear standard – albeit designer – tuxedos; old favourites like Armani, Tom Ford, Berluti and Gucci. The millennials stood out with a few daring sartorial selects: Timothée Chalamet in Louis Vuitton (and Cartier jewellery!), Troye Sivan in a Prussian blue tuxedo by Calvin Klein, and winners Darren Criss in Dior Homme and Ben Whishaw in crystal-embellished Alexander McQueen. 

Gowns and glory: There wasn’t a single what-the-f…ashion moment as nearly all the ladies looked their elegant best. The standouts included Lady Gaga – of course – in periwinkle Valentino and two assistants in tow to carry her lengthy train. Host, and winner, Sandra Oh donned three different outfits, two Versace and one Stella McCartney. And the rest you can see here, some with the best accessory of the night: their very own Golden Globe.

 

Above: Michelle Yeoh in Shiatzy Chen and De Beers diamonds.
Ben Whishaw in Alexander McQueen.
Sandra Oh in Stella McCartney and Forevermark diamonds.


  

Emily Blunt in custom Alexander McQueen and Emma Stone in Louis Vuitton. 


  

Gemma Chan looked so good - had to post two pictures; the gorgeous actress in Valentino Haute Couture and Forevermark Diamonds.

Richard Madden in Giorgio Armani. 

  

 Glenn Close in Armani Prive, Jessica Chastian in Burberry and our all-time-favourite superstar Julia Roberts in Stella McCartney and Chopard.



  

More of Julia on the carpet...

Lupita Nyong'o in Calvin Klein by Appointment and Bvlgari.


  


Timothee Chalamet in Louis Vuitton and Cartier.


Published in Prestige magazine, February, 2019. More at PrestigeOnline.com