Burberry A/W 21/22 womenswear collection was released in London, whose setting and design style are similar to the menswear collection in February. Rooted in ferocious and sensual glamour, it is a collection only for women. Inspired by the outdoor dressing of people in the last century and the comfort and adaptability of wild beauty, the creative director Riccardo Tisci sewn square fabrics to make dress and reformed the tailoring craft. Wearers are able to detach and restructure the clothes. The application of eco faux-fur also conveyed the nature-centric message. His post-pandemic mindset had discovered a kindred spirit in the naturalist movements of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, which informed the collection. Artists felt the call of the wild, and sought to de-program themselves from the rules of society. For Burberry, it's found in a mensweary character that its female clientele probably expects. For Tisci, it's the sensual and almost athletic glitz in which he excels.

Since Riccardo Tisci took charge of Burberry's creative director in 2018, versatility and inclusiveness have made up Burberry's current form. After Kingdom, Tempest and Evolution, Riccardo Tisci takes Memories as the theme of A/W 20/21 Burberry. Images with mirroring and perceptive connotations are secretly displayed before the show. Skin, petal, dew... The shadow created by mirror symmetry sets the keynote of this season. The "Memories" world built by Burberry is like the alternations of virtual and real spaces with overlapping dimensions in the movie, Inception. On the catwalk, twin pianists Katia and Marielle Labeque cooperate with electronic producer Arcaper to put on a bizarre duet. For Riccardo Tisci, this series is a self-recall and reflection on memory, consciousness, perception, psychology and life.