Burberry Isn’t Following Any New Shoe Trends for Summer 2024

Spring ’24 may be the season of the ballet flat, but they were nowhere to be seen on the Burberry runway. Instead, chief creative officer Daniel Lee continued to march to his own artistic beat for his second season at the British luxury brand, finding ways to reinterpret its traditional aesthetic codes and creating new peculiarities within them. That included plenty of square-toed shoes, different styles than those he shot to “It” shoe status a few years ago at another brand — but of the same idiosyncratic purpose and spirit. The collection was, according to the show’s notes, an “exploration of lightness, sensuality, beauty and elegance.” Lee also noted that outdoor living was top of mind in designing the lineup, which had plenty of prints — “embracing the clichés of British fruits and English meadows.” These patterns mingled with classic separates; the trench coat, of course, but also crisp shirting, textured jackets and a few frilled dresses. Beauty details — clean faces save for a blue-black lipstick — hinted at the British legacy of punk style and spirit, even amongst a lineup full of classics. Square-toed loafers and mini hemlines on the runway at the Burberry summer ’24

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