Burberry is clear about one thing: this is its year. Not because of a specific campaign or a forced anniversary, but because the calendar—almost by chance—is once again aligned with its most recognisable icon. The Year of the Horse intersects with the Knight, who has defined the brand’s image for over a century. Coincidence or not…the campaign’s message is clear.
So for this New Year capsule collection, Burberry didn’t need to introduce a new symbol: it simply revisited its existing one. The Knight is reinterpreted as an ink and watercolour drawing, less heraldic and more free, almost as if it had been sketched in a notebook. This is precisely what the horse represents in the Chinese zodiac: energy, progress, momentum.
Red runs through the collection. It is not just a colour of celebration, it is a shared code. It appears on scarves, daywear and an exclusive Burberry Check, connecting the British identity of the house with symbolism deeply rooted in Chinese culture.
The outerwear pieces — car coats and quilted jackets in iridescent nylon — strike that balance between heritage and modernity that Burberry has been refining for some time. The accessories and small leather goods function almost like talismans. Small gestures that give meaning to the entire collection.
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