Barry Keoghan has become a bona fide trend setter and fashion darling, so it's no wonder he was sat front row for Burberry's runway show at London Fashion Week.
The show, which took place on Monday at London's Victoria Park in a supersized marquee emblazoned with the brand's iconic check pattern, featured the British fashion house's Fall/Winter '24 collection, and included updates on the classic trench, military-inspired pieces, flowing maxi skirts and split-leg trousers, all in muted neutral shades.
Among the guests were Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour, Bridgerton star Jonathan Bailey, Gabrielle Union, Olivia Colman, rapper Skepta and more.
The runway itself was a star-studded affair, with supermodel Naomi Campbell making a surprise appearance modelling a slinky textured strapless dress.
Keoghan, meanwhile, opted for an unusual ensemble, stepping out in a camel-coloured co-ord that put a twist on both suiting and tracksuits. Styled by Ilaria Urbinati, the flowy suit featured a high-necked jacket that zipped on one side, with wide legged trousers, tied at the waist.
He paired this with an unusual take on the turtleneck, which featured a split collar that resembled a traditional shirt. He finished his look with classic white trainers.
The Dubliner had recently worn Burberry to the BAFTA Awards last weekend where he was nominated for his starring role in Saltburn, then donning a bottle green suit accented with buckles.
