Burberry makes history by broadcasting London Fashion Week show in 3D
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Burberry makes history by broadcasting London Fashion Week show in 3D
Burberry made history by unveiling the world's first silmutaneous event broadcasted live in 3D globally, when the British luxury brand showed its Autumn/Winter 2010/2011 colletion in London.The Autumn/Winter 2010/2011 Prorsum womenswear show, broadcasted to custom screening sites designed by Burberry's Creative Director Christopher Bailey in Paris, Dubai, New York, Los Angeles and Tokyo. Bailey paid homage to the services with the latest collection, referring to Britain's long involvement with the military. From runway to reality, the 150-year-old label brought the future of fashion to the runway. Burberry's CEO Angela Ahrendts said it was important to have the iconic brand back on home turf. It's magical having it in London. We are a British brand and we'd like to think one of the greatest British luxury brands to date so we are at home having it here, she said. Anna Wintour, the most powerful woman in fashion as the editor-in-chief of U.S. Vogue, said it was important to back Bailey and the label. I think it's wonderful for British London Fashion Week and I think it's wonderful that Christopher has decided to stay here for a second time. I've come all the way from New York this morning just to be here to support him, she added. Actress Kate Hudson said she has been a long fan of Burberry. I think throughout the years the trench coats have been staples for me, especially in movies. I think there are three movies that I have worn a Burberry trench coat. Across the globe in Dubai, the Middle East, a glamourous crowd gathered in a stunning ballroom to see 3D and fashion merge.
