Burberry’s Star-Powered Runway Show Closed London Fashion Week — See Who Attended, Who Slayed The Runway, & What You Need In Your Closet

When Burberry closes London Fashion Week, they do it with style—and star power. The label’s runway show front row at the Tate Modern was a who’s who of fashion icons and trendsetters, setting the tone for an unforgettable night.

Lauryn Hill turned heads in a full Burberry ensemble, Law Roach kept it cool in black leather, and Jodie Turner-Smith was suited with sophistication. Let’s not forget about the supermodel of all supermodels, Naomi Campbell, who closed the show and shut down the catwalk.

Yes, Burberry’s February 24 show was one of the hottest tickets in the UK, and we have all the details. Let’s get into what celebrities wore, how Naomi epitomized the British brand, and what staples from the runway you may want to add to your upcoming winter closet.

Lauryn Hill and her daughter Selah sit front row at Burberry

Lauryn, the queen of hippie, effortless style, arrived with her daughter Selah Marley. Both women rocked Burberry flawlessly, dripping in the brand’s signature plaid from head to toe.

Lauryn’s look was a masterclass in print mixing, featuring a layered ensemble in blue, red, gray, black, and white plaid. She styled it with a matching headscarf, oversized sunglasses, and—because true style is about comfort too—a gray fan, keeping it cool. (Fashion show attendees know that events can get crowded, hot, and stuffy, making a fan a must).

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Selah matched her mother’s fly with a Burberry poncho that felt both cozy and bold. The real showstopper, though, was an oversized fox-fur hat with an exaggerated brim and ear flaps. The larger-than-life accessory served high fashion winter goddess vibes.

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But beyond the A-list crowd, Burberry’s runway delivered a collection that redefined winter luxury. The focus was on outerwear—where Burberry has always dominated.

Standout pieces included structured leather jackets, cropped velvet bombers, oversized scarves, and reinvented trench coats that played with proportion and texture. The brand’s signature check pattern appeared subtly throughout the collection, woven into coats, skirts, and accessories in a modern, fresh way.

Naomi Campbell, the undisputed queen of the catwalk, closed the show in a deep purple jacquard trench with a double collar paired with a layered fringe skirt and thigh-high black boots. The look embodied everything Burberry does best: refined craftsmanship with a bold, contemporary edge.

Burberry’s London Fashion Week finale was everything—timeless, modern, and undeniably chic. With Naomi owning the runway like only she can and celebrities like Lauryn Hill working the cameras, the Autumn-Winter 2025 show will be talked about for years to come.

Keep scrolling to see what your favorite celebs wore to the show.