Fashion big Burberry has paid tribute to late supermodel Stella Tennant of their current womenswear assortment ‘Femininity’, which can be their first womenswear assortment since her passing. The British mannequin, who was a muse to designers like Karl Lagerfeld and Gianni Versace, handed away on the age of fifty in December 2020.
The assortment, which pays tribute to Tennant’s legacy, encapsulates the theme of minimalism, as fashions have been seen in shift attire, pencil skirts, sequin jackets, evoking the ethos of the Nineties.

“Introducing ‘Femininity’, Riccardo Tisci’s Autumn/Winter 2021 womenswear presentation for Burberry. A love letter to women and a celebration of their incomparable strength,” the model wrote.

Designer Riccardo Tisci acknowledged Tennant’s affect on the current assortment. A report in The Guardian quoted him saying that Tennant was “elegant and punk in a way that is very British, and completely authentic in a way that was her own.”
“She invented an era. She looked incredible but it wasn’t about being outrageous. It might be about putting a beautiful diamond brooch on a man’s suit,” the designer added.

On the social media handles of the model, movies of fashions showcasing the newest assortment have been shared. The present, the report informs, was shot over the past lockdown at their London flagship retailer within the absence of any viewers. It was to be confirmed final week however was postponed owing to Prince Philip’s funeral.
“The collection pays homage to the indomitable force of Mother Nature and the widespread British craft and outdoor movements of the early 20th century. With a sense of fluidity, looks reinvent tradition and the heritage of the house, twisting classicism and encouraging freedom of expression,” learn the outline on their web site.
In March this 12 months, style big Chanel paid tribute to the late British mannequin in a catwalk present on the Paris Fashion Week. The designs exhibited the late supermodel’s affinity for androgynous type.