Campagne Burberry Hiver 2025 : Une ode cinématographique à l'élégance britannique
In a season where fashion meets storytelling, Burberry’s Winter 2025 campaign arrives like a windswept novel – rich in texture, steeped in heritage, and unapologetically British. Under the creative direction of Daniel Lee, the collection unfolds at the majestic Wolterton Hall, captured through the lens of photographer Sam Rock. The result? A visual symphony of romance, tradition, and modern craftsmanship.
Lee’s vision draws from the soul of the countryside and the grandeur of antique interiors, weaving together a narrative where textiles speak volumes. Think cross-stitched knits, William Morris–inspired brocades, and equestrian checks – each piece a chapter in Burberry’s evolving legacy.
The womenswear is nothing short of poetic. Belted raincoats sculpted with dramatic volume, velvet tapestry dresses that whisper of old-world charm, and feather-trimmed gowns that move like brushstrokes on canvas. Chunky scarves dissolve into outerwear, while tall boots anchor the ethereal with grounded strength.
The casting adds depth to the story. Model and artist Jeny Howorth commands in a full trench, her presence both regal and raw. Assa Baradji stands boldly beside a jet-black horse, embodying power and grace. Lina Zhang brings architectural glamour in burgundy shearling, while Thea Almqvist softens the scene in lush red damask.
This isn’t just a collection – it’s a cinematic moment. A fireside fantasy of windswept elegance and garments that carry emotional weight. Burberry Winter 2025 reminds us that la mode, at its best, is a form of storytelling. And this season, the story is beautifully British.
Images reproduites avec l'aimable autorisation de Burberry
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