It Is Not Unusual For A Star To Arrive Late. Burberry Does Not Wait.

Just came to a close. Under the help of all the stars, Burberry once again became the most beautiful show.

On the 23 day, the Burberry autumn and winter fashion show was released at Kensington Park in London, and the model on T stage was flourishing.

On the T stage, the most attractive faces in the UK are Burberry advertising spokesmen Naomi Campbell, Cara Delevingne, Jourdan Dunn, Lily Donaldson and Kate Kate.

Sam Smith, who has just come out of Grammy, has come to the scene.

In order to coordinate with Beijing time, Burberry chose to start at 1 o'clock p.m. Greenwich time (9 p.m. Beijing time), so that Chinese audiences could finish the performance before bedtime, while the webcast time was delayed by only 5 minutes.

From left to right are Sam Smith, Cara Delevingne, Jourdan Dunn, Kate Moss, Mario Testino, and Naomi Campbell

Being late is not a rare thing. Usually, after the stars are seated, the performance will not start again.

But Burberry did not wait. 10 minutes later, a guard came up and said a few words with Testino sitting at the very edge. Then the whole procession moved a few centimeters to the left, and Campbell came in with a white fur jacket. Kate Moss began to laugh, and the audience stared at Campbell.

Campbell is almost one of the most famous models in the world -- the first black man to cover the cover of French fashion magazine, the first black man to cover the cover of British fashion and Time magazine.

Burberry Campbell does not seem to be able to be interpreted in a subtle way.

One of the easiest to think of is the idea that Burberry designers and CEO Christopher Bailey hope to pass away in this season's show: they keep distance from the electronic world, while Campbell is the representative of the influence of the electronic world.

"I want to commemorate those things that slowly move forward and take time," Christopher Bailey said. "I love the speed of the electronic world, but I cherish the slow things as well.

We need speed and we need to slow down. "

It is the highlight of this show, high root suede leather boots, exaggerated cloaks, round sunglasses, red wine and peacock blue. These are all 70s styles.

"We didn't go back to 70s," Christopher Bailey said. "These handmade complex clothes need time to polish. I love this spirit and bring them to the show."