Last season, Burberry's show during London Fashion Week attracted a particularly high-caliber guest list, with Naomi Campbell, Kate Moss, and Cara Delevingne all in attendance. So who will be nabbing a front-row seat this time around? Well, friends, it could be you (sort of). The brand will be live streaming its see-now-buy-now runway show on Saturday, February 17, at noon EST, which means you'll be able to get the best seat in the house no matter where you are.
As British Vogue reports, the show is highly anticipated for a few reasons. It will mark Christopher Bailey's final collection for the brand, and he will be using the occasion to celebrate the LGBTQ community with new rainbow-check patterns. And that's just the tip of the iceberg, according to the magazine: "The brand's support to LGBTQ+ communities will extend beyond clothing—and Bailey's departure date on March 31—with a series of initiatives. The first of which has seen Burberry make donations to the Albert Kennedy Trust, the Trevor Project and ILGA, organizations which all aim to raise the voices of and mobilize LGBTQ+ communities." Read on to see the live stream.
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