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For Pre-Fall 2010, Christopher Bailey took Burberry Prorsum back to its roots with a strong showing in outerwear and an overall militaristic feeling. Burberry Prorsum Pre-Fall 2010 collection displayed a battalion of weatherproof wool felt coats cinched with chunky belts, leather and shearing aviator jackets, and classic trenches.

Just like Burberry Prorsum Fall 2009 collection, it was trench coats who ruled this Pre-Fall 2010 season too. The trench silhouettes were shown in a multitude of textures from wool to fur. Bailey did his best in creating a perfect juxtaposition of menswear with feminine silhouettes.

The palette of this collection is completely fall with rich olive tones as well as navy, burgundy, and black. Winter white and purple made a splashing appearance too. The collection is full of wardrobe staples with a fine tailored and best fit. Though militaristic, the collection is still supremely feminine with every piece being tailored to a woman’s every curve. Check out some pics from the collection!

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Outerwear dominates the collection in cropped, over-the-top furs as well as cropped bombers lined in shearling and so much more. The classic trench silhouette takes on a whole new meaning in wool with embroidered detailing. Dresses shown with plunging necklines were all figure-fitting with ruching and lace, adding that feminine feel to the collection.

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