Daniel Lee and the team at British fashion house Burberry were just as impatient as you are, if not more so, for the summer season to arrive, and we have to say it’s almost here. So, to celebrate the summer season, the designer has decided to reinterpret the brand’s codes and present his first swimwear collection and campaign: an ode to the lightness of summer and the adventurous spirit of the house.
In the images that make up the selection, photographed by Tyrone Lebon, the models appear on a beach wearing the garments and accessories that make up the line, such as swimming costumes, shorts, bathrobes, and beach bags, all characterised mainly by the different Check prints, a hallmark of Burberry since the 1920s.
You’re looking forward to going to the beach, right? Take a look at the photos from Daniel Lee’s first swimwear campaign for Burberry and teleport yourself to a paradisiacal place like the one shown here.
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