Jerry Hall, Keely Hodgkinson and more: Stars from sport, music and fashion descend on Burberry


Burberry is the biggest event on the London Fashion Week calendar, and this season’s show attracted the star power to match.
The British heritage brand is known for its diverse range of famous fans, cultivating relationships across sport, fashion, music, film and more.
Stars descended on London’s South Bank to watch the show inside the Brutalist halls of the National Theatre, all suitably dressed in head-to-toe Burberry.
So who was front row for the British label’s spring/summer 2025 collection?


It was a family affair for supermodel Jerry Hall, who brought along her daughter, Elizabeth Jagger. The duo wore matching autumnal trench coats – Hall’s was in a forest green hue and belted at the waist, while Jagger’s navy coat was loose, revealing a chic check mini skirt underneath.






Model Iris Law (daughter of actor Jude Law) was one of the few guests opting for a bright colour. She proved pastels don’t have to just be for spring, wearing a pale pink check skirt paired with a black knee-length skirt and a black headband.


Fresh off winning gold in the women’s 800m at the Paris Olympics, Keely Hodgkinson swapped her running cleats for statement red leather boots to attend the Burberry show.




There were football stars aplenty at the show – including pundit Rio Ferdinand, who posed for photographers before the show with his wife, Kate, both in earthy looks.


Crystal Palace fotballer Marc Guehi proved that the trend for cardigans isn’t going anywhere, wearing a blue and black ombre-effect fluffy button-up jumper paired with black trousers.
Footballers like Arsenal’s Bukayo Saka and Tottenham Hotspur’s Son Heung-min have previously appeared in Burberry campaigns – maybe Guehi will be next to model for the label?


Mixing materials could very well become a key look of the season – modelled expertly by Queen & Slim actor Jodie Turner-Smith.


American actor Gabrielle Union kept things sleek and sophisticated, wearing a flowing brown dress underneath a sharply tailored camel coat.


Former Little Mix star Jade Thirlwall wore an edgier, more informal look than many of the other attendees – an aesthetic Burberry’s creative director Daniel Lee has become known for during his tenure at at the label.


Despite the September sun in London, Top Boy star Micheal Ward seems to be ready to bring out his winter wardrobe.
He wore a heavy textured green-gold puffer jacket over an olive hoodie, worn with navy cargo pants.