Burberry Prorsum Fall 2010 – My Coverage

Arriving to the Burberry Prorsum Fall 2010 show, I had extremely high hopes for the night. From the almost futuristic set-up of the large screens on the walls displaying a very Burberry blizzard, which happened to magically disappear when the runway lit up and the show started, to the drinks that were served for the many runway-goers backstage, the venue alone was just amazing in it’s own.

As the show was about to begin and the lights in the room dimmed, and the Burberry name came up in lights on the runway, my heart dropped. The months of waiting in anticipation for what Christopher Bailey had in store for Fall 2010 all lead up to the next 8 minutes that were about to take place. Then, British model Alex Dunstan turned the corner. Which turned out to be a surprise since you would have thought that George Craig would’ve opened, but I’m pretty sure he was a little too busy sitting over in the front row looking on. Calm, cool, and collected, the typical alpha-male death stare walks were lost and the all around atmosphere was just pure easy-going perfection. Spotting a few bags, boots, and quite a few looks that I am going to be in desperate need of once they hit shelves, I made it my prime mission to catch an up close glimpse once the show was over.

When I made it backstage, the fun then had really began. It was super hectic, as you would expect from any other show (or area that just housed a room full of photographers, guests, models, and runway-goers, etc), but I eventually got my run-ins with the many pieces that are soon to be mine.

Making my way around, have a few short convos with the guys here & there, running into Christopher Bailey, and over-all experiencing the messages that Bailey was trying to convey, firsthand – something I will always remember. Well, until Christopher out does himself next season.
More Runway, Backstage, and Model Shots

Style director of Vanity Fair Michael Roberts

Journalist/Reporter Tim Blanks

Lasse Pedersen

Benoni Loos

Robbie Wadge
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Tom Nicon on the screens on the other side of the venue

Kirill Rusvasilev

Jonas Kesseler

Thomas Penfound

George Barnett

Marc Cox

Robert Rae

Bastiaan Ninaber

Sebastian Brice

Alex Dunstan

Lasse Pedersen

Danny Arter

Benoni Loos


Jeremy Young

Mathias Bergh

Johannes Niermann

Thomas Penfound

Benoni Loos & Alex Dunstan – Finale Line-up

Thomas Penfound – Finale Line-up

Finale

Look board

A man that needs no introduction.

Looks and Rack


The Boots you can’t help but love. Must-have.
For my Model Coverage, click here.
[All Images By Homme Times]



Beautiful and wonderful show, I was so happy to see it live on the internet and I hope one day I can have the same privilege you had to witness the beauty first-hand.
Those boots need to be mine!
Great post!
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Awesome, especially with all these backstage shots! Fantastic coverage, thank you!
please don’t hate me, but i’m the one with the green hat, blocking most of you pics! please forgive me!
The boots, and the military overcoats are very attractive. Men always look good in military uniform, because they are so fitted. Petty, men dont understand this. There is meaning, in the phrase, I love a man in a uniform…
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