Koji Mukai, Seungmin, Bright Vachirawit, Demet Özdemir and all the celebrity looks at the Burberry SS26 show that we’ll be pinning to our fall moodboard.
Fall is officially here and the international celebs attending the Burberry Spring-Summer 2026 show understood the assignment. Welcoming the season in style, the star-studded front row stepped out in Hyde Park dressed in their best autumn-chic garb.
The night’s official uniform leaned on Burberry’s classic staples, from the trench coat reimagined to subtle nods to equestrian attire. Each international name on the VIP section reinterpreted the theme with a personal flair. K-pop star Seungmin, for example, gravitated towards simplicity with intricate details, while Japanese actor and singer Koji Mukai channeled stage fashion. Others like Turkish actress Demet Özdemir and British singer-songwriter Raye opted for body-hugging outerwear. The common thread, however, was the autumn-ready mood dominating the front row.
See below all the celebrity looks at the Burberry SS26 show that we’ll be pinning to our fall moodboard.
Shuhua: Equestrian Codes
Nothing says fall like an equestrian-infused outfit. Fittingly, Shuhua, member of the K-pop quintet I-dle, served Horse Girl energy on the front row. The singer embraced English countryside chic, channeling the trend taking over social media feeds. Her ensemble consisted of pinstripe pants, a caped wool jacket and this season’s must-have footwear: riding boots. Shuhua completed her look with minimal makeup and a half-moon bag featuring the Burberry check.
Raye: Long Coat FTW
Few pieces embody seasonal style as effortlessly as the long coat. Raye knows this. The singer turned heads at her arrival at Hyde Park, dressed in a plaid shirt, boots and a floor-length coat. The outfit leaned on simplicity, but retained a front-row quality thanks to the styling—Raye completed her look with a skinny belt cinched at the waist and dark cat-eye sunglasses. For a touch of cool, the singer wore red lipstick and matching red nails. That’s so chic!
Koji Mukai: Velvet Dressing Reinvented
The velvet dress is a fall staple among fashionistas. However, in recent years, designers and brands have switched things up, expanding the scope of velvet pieces deemed seasonal. For Japanese singer and actor Koji Mukai, sitting front row at a Burberry show for the first time, that translated into a velvet brocade suit. The outfit added a dash of theatericality to the front row, without neglecting a seasonal flair courtesy of the velvety fabric and the black turtleneck sweater Mukai wore underneath. Combined with muted colors and a classic silhouette, the ensemble made for a perfect front row look.
Bright: Layering 101
It wouldn’t be fall without layered outfits taking over the streets. Though adding layer after layer of clothing seems like a no-brainer this season, finessing this kind of look requires sensibility. Need an example? Take a page from Thai singer and actor Bright Vachirawit’s style book. The Burberry ambassador knew exactly how to double up on fall staples, mixing a Burberry check shirt, a chunky half-zip sweater and a twill coat.
Opting for a coordinated set, Bright completed his look with a pair of knit pants that matched the fabric and design of his sweater. Ultimately, Bright served lessons on layering, texture combination and even monochrome styling!
Alexa Chung: The Burberry Trench
Trench coats are quintessential cold-weather staples, so naturally, Millennials’ favorite it girl, and Burberry muse, Alexa Chung, went for this style classic. But nothing Alexa Chung ever does is ordinary. The model, slash entrepreneur, slash author, slipped into a clear ivory trench cinched at the waist. The details taking the look to the next level? Burberry check pumps, a mini bag and acetate shades with slightly clear lenses. Alexa is in the fashion textbooks for a reason!
Seungmin: Leather and Tapestry, But Make It Fashion
Tapestry-inspired clothing has slowly but steadily found a place in mainstream fashion. While most brands and celebrities incorporate this technique into their collections and wardrobes with ethnic designs or nods to interior design, Burberry has opted for a contemporary approach. Brand ambassador Seungmin embraced this modern angle for his London Fashion Week debut. The singer, member of the K-pop group Stray Kids and star of the Burberry Festival campaign, arrived in a rolled neck sweater that drew inspiration from a 15th-century tapestry at Montacute House. Seungmin styled the statement piece with a pair of leather pants of the same color, bringing a twist to the otherwise monochrome look. Leather and tapestry? The perfect fall formula!
Demet Özdemir: Matrix Chic
Leather is an all-time favorite during this time of the year, so to no one’s surprise, leather items took over the Burberry front row. Turkish television icon Demet Özdemir, however, put a spin on this staple by opting for a head-to-toe leather outfit. The Esref Rüya star sported an oversized collared coat layered atop a checkered shirt. She completed the total look with knee-high boots, a leather mini bag and a pair of dark sunglasses. Beauty-wise, Özdemir went for a modern take on the finger wave hairstyle and pink lipstick. A killer look by all accounts!
