For Winter 2025, Burberry Chief Creative Officer Daniel Lee stages A Grand Escape inside the Palladian estate designed by Thomas Ripley. Photographed by Sam Rock, the campaign captures an ensemble cast that includes Rupert Everett, model-artist Jeny Howorth, and The Crown’s Luther Ford, joined by Lina Zhang, Assa Baradji, Tristan Watkins, Leon Keenan, and Iris Lasnet, who made her runway debut in the Winter 2025 show.

The mood is an English countryside weekend with friends that move through rain-soaked fields, grand salons, and long parkland trails. Raincoats appear in shredded viscose blends, corduroy, and cropped embossed leather, while the new Ellingham car coat arrives oversized with added volume. Quilted jackets come in geranium prints, while shearling and alpaca blends are cut with fringed scarves built into the silhouette.

Photography by Sam Rock

Heritage references are layered with robes and jackets cut into softly tailored coats in cashmere and mohair wool, worn over silk pyjamas. Velvet brocades, echoing William Morris designs, reappear in equestrian coats and suits. Knitwear references historic tapestries with cross-stitch details, while tartan-inspired wool checks sit alongside Burberry’s signature check in intarsia leather. The season’s colors span neutrals such as brown and taupe, offset by bolder notes of red, green, and yellow.

For evening, the collection offers velvet damask dresses cut in gathered silhouettes, peacock prints hand-cut to mimic feathers, and tailoring rich with Savile Row detail. Accessories include Cavalier boots in embossed leather and quilted velvet cameo slippers, while the new Bridle bag fuses saddle shapes with reins-inspired hardware and the Highlands bag reinterprets the Burberry check in intarsia leather.

Photography by Sam Rock