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Burberry Joins Paris Men’s Schedule

Burberry Spring/Summer 2021 show finale|Source: Courtesy
Burberry Spring/Summer 2021 show finale|Source: Courtesy
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The British label will present its spring summer 2022 menswear collection on Wednesday as part of Paris Fashion Week, according to the official calendar. The show will be digital in format but marks another example of how the pandemic has reshuffled fashion week norms. In 2013, Burberry moved its men’s show to London after a decade showing in Milan.

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