All eyes on Bailey. Probably the live-streamed show with the biggest audience this year  since many and many websites were able to stream it live worldwide. Like a Marc Jacobs show in NY, the famous British trenchcoat brand has that potential to attract more than just fashion editorials and fashionistas. I may offend many of the amazing designers in London but London Fashion Week would probably be nothing without Burberry and Christophe Baily this week, grabbing the attention of the fashion people for the past few days, fighting to get into the show or making website servers crash. High at the expectation level since last season and the previous stunning menswear collection last month, I could not miss watching the show…well, unfortunately I did miss it. You know what? It was all fine! The show was basically what I was expecting: strong trenches with aviator inspiration, highly utilitarian collection and infinite options for styling. Although I was not expecting and highly surprised by these amazing thigh-high snake boots, the buckled boots with sheep skin inside and sophisticated tailoring. Extremely feminine yet masculine, the collection had that versatility to actually look like the jackets were made for both genres. As a pure fan of Burberry’s Spring ’10 menswear line, I could not be more delighted to see coherence between both collection which, correct if I’m wrong, almost never happens. With high details like the lace dresses, a little bit of drapery like the top khaki sweater, the big shiny buttons were here too and those stunning boots! A militarian color palette between khaki, white cream, pruple and some bright colors like blue and yellow. Burberry Prorsum F/W ’10 is strong, sexy, cutting-edge and ready for the street.