Tatler Singapore’s Adriel Chiun led the showcase of Burberry’s autumn-winter 2025 collection at Paragon
Cover Tatler Singapore’s Adriel Chiun led the showcase of Burberry’s autumn-winter 2025 collection at Paragon
Tatler Singapore’s Adriel Chiun led the showcase of Burberry’s autumn-winter 2025 collection at Paragon

The evening at Paragon brought Burberry’s Autumn-Winter 2025 collection to life, where iconic British codes met Daniel Lee’s modern sensibility

On September 18, Tatler Singapore and Paragon hosted an intimate evening that unveiled Burberry’s autumn-winter 2025 collection under the creative direction of Daniel Lee.

Guided by Tatler Singapore’s resident fashion monster Adriel Chiun, guests stepped into a setting that echoed the season’s campaign and runway, through countryside-inflected details which brought Lee’s vision to life. The night celebrated fashion and heritage in equal measure, offering a rare glimpse into the codes that continue to define Burberry’s identity.

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Creative director Daniel Lee’s autumn/winter 2025 collection looked to the weathered elegance of British stately homes and the pastoral patina of country living. Domestic patterns were reimagined as outerwear, with wallpaper florals, carpet motifs and tapestry weaves translated into trenches, capes and oversized scarves. Burberry’s hallmark checks appeared alongside medieval-inspired graphics, kilted layers and face-wrapped scarves—pieces that carried the atmosphere of historic estates and rural landscapes while paying tribute to the house’s heritage and royal lineage. A palette of rich brown, forest green and deep burgundy, drawn from the moody terrain of Lee’s native Yorkshire, anchored the season in substance, protection and the craft of layering.

A select circle of Tatler Singapore guests enjoyed an intimate encounter with the collection as Chiun guided them through its details while models showcased key looks. Trench coats, capes and enveloping scarves moved through the room, revealing layers of checks, tapestry motifs and countryside-inspired textures. Each ensemble offered a closer look at Lee’s reimagining of British dress codes, brought to life within the Burberry boutique at Paragon.

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Photo 1 of 7 A standout bag of the collection is the Large Highlands Shoulder Bag
Photo 2 of 7 The trenchcoat is an perennial signature of the house
Photo 3 of 7 A playful mish-mash of the classic check motif
Photo 4 of 7 This season was inspired by the British countryside
Photo 5 of 7 Another highlight of the accessories is the Bridle Clutch
Photo 6 of 7 Daniel Lee also drew inspiration from the interiors of country houses
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After the presentation, the evening evolved into an interactive experience as guests were invited to step into the collection themselves. Standout looks from the range, together with select designs from Burberry’s current offerings located in the boutique, were made available to try on. Portraits were taken against a backdrop mirroring the season’s campaign and runway set, transforming the boutique into a stage where fashion and storytelling converged. Guests received printed portraits as keepsakes, a thoughtful memento of a night that was both playful and memorable—one where they became part of the Burberry narrative.

Browse through the gallery below for more photos from the exclusive event.

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Photo 1 of 10 Magdalene Chow
Photo 2 of 10 David Tan and Michelle Wee
Photo 3 of 10 Raeann Kuik
Photo 4 of 10 Kelvin Koh and Maureen Lee
Photo 5 of 10 Toy Wen Da
Photo 6 of 10 Jason Teo and Faith Goh
Photo 7 of 10 Raeann Kuik and Alessia Lafiandra
Photo 8 of 10 Jon-Jon Bauyon, Nathaniel Loh and Regina Pang
Photo 9 of 10 Adriel Chiun, Russell Chionh and Agnes Lim
Photo 10 of 10 Kelvin Koh and David Tan
Magdalene Chow
David Tan and Michelle Wee
Kelvin Koh and Maureen Lee
Toy Wen Da
Jason Teo and Faith Goh
Raeann Kuik and Alessia Lafiandra
Nathaniel Loh and Regina Pang
Russell Chionh, Agnes Lim
Kelvin Koh and David Tan