Season blur at Burberry
ROUGH CUT (NO REPORTER NARRATION)<br/> <br />STORY: Celebs and London's A-list headed to a custom-built show space in Kensington Gardens for Burberry Prorsum's London Fashion Week show on Monday (February 17). Creative director and incoming CEO Christopher Bailey sent models down the catwalk in handpainted fabrics that blurred the seasons, highlighting that customers are looking for pieces they can wear (and layer) throughout the year.<br/> <br />Following a January menswear collection inspired by Bailey's personal creative heroes - including the artists in the Bloomsbury Group such as Duncan Grant, Roger Clive and Virginia Woolf who lived and worked together during the first half of 20th century - the women's collection maintained a similar narrative.<br/> <br />"I love Charleston, the house where the Bloomsbury kind of artistic set, they lived and worked and all their friends came over. So, Roger Fry, Vanessa Bell, Virginia Woolf, Duncan Grant. What I wanted to do was try and capture that spirit in
