Burberry’s recently released capsule collection celebrates the British fashion house’s relationship with Highgrove Gardens, the lush landscape that surrounds Their Majesties King Charles III and Queen Camilla’s private residence. To celebrate the launch of the Highgrove x Burberry collection, Burberry hosted an event at Richard Christensen’s Flamingo Estate where guests indulged in honey tasting with the estate’s beekeeper, a class in ikebana, the art of Japanese flower arranging, and made soap and botanical shower steamers from the harvested bounty of the estate’s orchard and gardens.

Notable attendees included Aimee Song, Alessandra Codinha, Casey Fremont, Djuna Bel, Ethan Gaskill, Jack Innanen, Karolyn Pho, Lauren Sherman, Morgan Stewart McGraw, Robert Gigliotti and Salem Mitchell.  

The Flamingo Estate, located among the luxuriant green hills of Los Angeles, promotes wellness and slower living—cultivating practices and products rooted in the natural environment and the plants, flowers, fruits and vegetables it yields. The setting fits perfectly with the new collection, as the capsule highlights the beauty and elegance of nature.

The line features bespoke designs by British artist Helen Bullock, inspired by the opulence of the Highgrove Gardens, and comprises tailored and knitted separates, jackets and trench coats, and summer headwear and silk scarves. Each item in the menswear, womenswear, and accessories styles is made from certified wool, organic cotton or organic silk, reflecting Burberry’s commitment to quality, timeless luxury, and nature-inspired style.