For Burberry‘s Winter 2026 showcase back in February, Daniel Lee curated the runway soundtrack straight from FKA twigs‘ discography. Models strutted to tracks including “How’s That,” “Keep it, Hold It,” and “Sad Day.” Expounding upon the ethos debut on the runway, Lee just unveiled a new visual campaign for the London fashion house’s Winter 2026 collection, featuring another soundtrack from twigs, who also co-stars in the campaign alongside Romeo Beckham.
A proper definition of a homecoming campaign, Burberry returns to its roots for the Glen Luchford-lensed shoot set along the River Thames and its surrounding landmarks. The location marks a true full-circle moment as well, with the February runway show being held inside Old Billingsgate Market, complete with a replica of Tower Bridge.
“FKA twigs and Romeo Beckham represent the energy that makes London unique,” said Lee. “It’s a place where anything feels possible, and it felt right to return to our home city this season.”
An ode to the London approach to personal style and distinct way of daily dressing, the duo pair outerwear with eveningwear and leather silhouettes with raingear and biker boots. The wide-ranging offering is connected through an artisanal approach to both material sourcing and design techniques. Trenchcoat elements are repurposed as the leather belt and cuffs seen on the Linley shearling coat and brushed mohair wool pieces, while the ruffled-collar Hoxton trench coat, in particular, features fluid faille detailing.
twigs wears the collection’s statement piece, the all-black Clare trench jacket, while Beckham opts for a more subtle burgundy Latchford jacket. The campaign video also features twigs’ “Sticky,” a song that appeared in the collection’s runway show soundtrack. Take a closer look above.
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Elaina Lauren Bernstein is a New York-based writer and editor, overseeing Hypebeast’s music vertical, Hypetrak. She handles both editorial and social coverage for Hypetrak, and served as the Deputy Editor for Summer 2025’s Hypetrak Magazine — the first in 10 years. With a particular affinity for underground hip hop, she has racked up a wide range of interviews and cover stories, spanning A$AP Rocky, Larry June, Shaboozey, Leon Thomas, Rihanna, Brent Faiyaz, Jean Dawson, and Miguel, and has covered major music tentpole events including the Grammys and Coachella. The intersection of fashion and music guides her coverage as well.
