The Burberry Show Gave Us Lots to Unpack, But First, Let's Talk About Those Shoes

When Riccardo Tisci joined Burberry, it ushered in a new era for the label with a brand new logo and a more modern outlook. Gone are the acoustic music and light, airy show spaces of Christopher Bailey's time at the heritage brand, replaced with something darker and more mysterious, with a soundtrack as varied as the collection. This is Burberry for a modern generation, but it's perhaps interesting that Tisci has chosen to ditch Burberry's most forward-thinking concepts: that of the see now, buy...