Burgundy bombers, leather jumpsuits, and rainy-chic vibes dominate Burberry’s London Fashion Week finale

Daniel Lee closed London Fashion Week with a striking tribute to the city he calls home, presenting Burberry’s Fall/Winter 2026 collection inside a former Victorian fish market along the Thames.

In a theatrical nod to London’s famously unpredictable weather, guests carefully stepped around puddles on their way to their seats — an immersive detail that set the tone for the collection. “We all walk the same streets. We’re all lit by the same streetlights. We all feel the same city buzz at night,” Lee noted in the show notes.

The runway opened with a ruffled take on Burberry’s iconic trench coat in pale gray, followed by midnight-blue pieces playing with proportions — some elongated, others sharply cropped.

Leather jumpsuits, quilted moto jackets, and olive-green tuxedos blended into the dimly lit set, while plush fur-trimmed coats and rich burgundy bombers added depth and drama.

Sleek yet subversive, refined yet rebellious, Burberry FW26 captured London in all its contrasts — from rain-slicked streets and hushed conversations to the electric energy shimmering under the night sky.