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Celia Birtwell ‘humanises’ Burberry in London fashion week closing show

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Burberry closed London fashion week with a collection featuring hand-painted check and doodled floral prints by textile designer Celia Birtwell, whose collaboration with designer Daniel Lee aimed to make the brand's signature pattern feel more human. The buoyant show, staged at Chelsea School of Art, highlighted soft silhouettes and celebrity guests as Burberry continues its turnaround under CEO Joshua Schulman, marked by its first revenue growth in three years and a renewed focus on outerwear.

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