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Autumn/Winter 2022
Runway Heroes
Discover the hero pieces that tell the story of the Burberry Autumn/Winter 2022 runway collection by Riccardo Tisci, a celebration of British culture and an exploration of the dualities in British identity. Be amongst the first to shop the collection by signing up for early access.
Ornamental Eccentricity
Bow Earrings
In jewellery, feminine bow earrings draw inspiration from classic British excellence and eccentricity. Black or white grosgrain ribbons are tied into neat bows and fitted with simple clip-on backs – amplifying ready-to-wear details into oversized accessories.
Bold Layers
Tartan Overshirt
An energetic pattern that channels both minimalism and maximalism, this tartan captures our house code of duality. A key feature of our new overshirt silhouette, the pattern refreshes our bold outerwear style in reference to British subcultures.
A Defined Silhouette
Thigh-high Boots
An evolution of the sock boots featured in previous runway collections, these platform-heeled boots are narrow on the leg, tapering down to more pronounced proportions on the foot. They underpinned the runway collection, styled with skirts and belted knits.
Double-layered Design
Quilted Jacket
Reflecting the collection’s exploration of British culture, the quilted jacket with removable lining is Riccardo Tisci’s take on classic countryside dressing for Autumn/Winter 2022. Taking its cues from the archive, the design is reimagined for the future.
A New Shape
The Catherine Bag
Introducing the Catherine family, a new collection of elevated day-to-night bags first shown at the Burberry Autumn/Winter 2022 show. Rooted in our heritage, the bag is named after Thomas Burberry’s wife and mother to his six children, Catherine.
Heritage Recast
Equestrian Knight Design Twinset
The renaissance of heritage silhouettes and house codes sees the humble twinset reimagined. Borrowing from the traditional wardrobe of English high society, the cardigan features the Equestrian Knight Design, an emblem introduced in 1901 symbolising our drive to push forwards.
