Whether standing indolently among fellow green-thumbs or collapsed over a chair with green ardor, the waspy Burberry models appear exhausted by their chicness amid the brush of their exclusive greenhouse. Tiring over their Yellow Irises and Cypripedium Renate Pastels the models adorn Burberry's signature trench and classic nova-checked garments, purposing the relaxed silhouettes of the exhaustively chic activity, grounding the Spring 09's creations.
A preview of Burberry's spring/summer 2009 ad campaign entitled "Garden People" plants a tranquility and tradition in the posh Petersham Nurseries outside London. The lush locale presents a more subdued Burberry; as its relaxed silhouettes and earthen greens are even more demurred by patch-work crusher hats and asymmetric stone-clustered necklaces positing an urban quality to polished labels repertoire. Particularly the relaxed brim of the once structured bucket hats, now languished crusher hats, seem stepping beyond traditional British status articulations and more into urban influenced network as its clothing "devolove" into more functional pieces whose acute detail distinguish its articulation from commoners. Yet, within the deconstructed horticultural aesthetic lies the pomp and circumstance revered by Creative Director Christopher Bailey. Culturing these atypical Burberry pieces his clear, bright colours and acute, studied details he rethinks the years of Burberry branding, placing emphasis on perceptive styling rather than hackneyed aesthetic via this updated hippy look.
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