For his fall 2024 show, Daniel Lee made more funky Burberry trenches and introduced some new exciting alternatives rounding out an excellent collection.
There is nothing more British than a Burberry trench coat. The look has come to define not just the brand but the aesthetic of London's biggest style stars from Alexa Chung yo Kate Moss. Slipping into a Burberry trench coat isn’t the same as buying a plane ticket to the city, but it's honestly pretty close; it radiates with the energy of a very specific time and place.
But perhaps most surprising was a neon orange cropped trench coat, styled with a classic tweed Burberry check dress and red wedge leather sock boots. It shouldn’t have worked but absolutely did—a testament to Lee’s ability to bring back the Burberry of the past while still making it feel entirely his own. What makes London style so famous is the way people dress to manage life in an unpredictable city.
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