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It was Burberry's first catwalk show under the new creative director Daniel Lee, see how it went 

London Fashion Week: From hot water bottle bags to fur-lined footwear, Burberry takes a new route

London Fashion Week: From hot water bottles bag to fur-lined footwear, Burberry takes a new route

It was Burberry's first catwalk show under the new creative director Daniel Lee; see how it went.

Burberry is popular for its beige trench coat but this time the British luxury fashion brand took a different route. It was Burberry's first catwalk show under its new creative director, Daniel Lee.&nbsp;
At the show, hot water bottle bags caught all the eyes as models were seen carrying them. Besides this, the show was filled with furs, duck prints and slogan T-shirts, among other things.&nbsp;
Moreover, male models were seen in baggy trousers, polo neck tops, and woolly trapper hats with knitted duck heads on them.&nbsp;
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/mschf-s-red-boots-are-everywhere-know-how-they-became-the-highlight-of-nyfw-s-street-fashion-1676782709437">MSCHF's red boots are everywhere; know how they became the highlight of NYFW's street fashion</a>

Burberry has set an example for cultural representation in fashion as they recently chose to pick a four-year-old Sikh boy for their autumn winter '22 collection. 

Burberry casts 4-year-old patka-wearing model for autumn-winter '22 collection

A four-year-old Sikh boy has become the first patka-wearing model. Recently, Burberry shared the pictures of their autumn winter '22 collection and the little boy was featured in it. 

Burberry sets example for cultural representation in fashion!

British luxury brand Burberry chose to cast a 4-year-old Sikh boy for their autumn winter '22 collection and with this, they set an example for cultural representation.&nbsp;

Fashion is versatile, it can be revamped and customised but what is lacking is cultural representation. However, Burberry has now set an example as it showed diversity in its latest campaign.&nbsp;
The British luxury fashion house released pictures of its children's autumn-winter '22 collection. In the latest collection, they chose to cast a four-year-old boy Sahib Singh, and they made him the first patka-wearing model.
The images of the same were shared on the official Instagram account of Sahib Singh. In the caption, it was mentioned that "being part of the Burberry Bear autumn winter '22 campaign is incredible and to be the first patka wearing model for the biggest British brand is just an amazing achievement for our little 4-year-old and the Sikh community."
<h3>What is patka?&nbsp;</h3>
Patka holds traditional value as it is worn by Sikh boys before they start wearing the pagri, which is also known as a turban.&nbsp;
Burberry has been drawing praise on social media. Several users praised the brand for representing the Sikh community and promoting inclusivity and diversity.

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