Whether this was his final bow or not, the runway show itself – which was originally set to take place on September 17, but rescheduled “as a mark of respect” following the death of Queen Elizabeth II – was eerie, and laden with a number of sudden moments of silence, where only the heels of walking models could be heard.
Whether this was a moment for the Queen or a more general time for reflection following a solemn few weeks across London wasn't made clear, although it certainly helped to enhance the show's sombre undertone, to say the least.
Bella Hadid and Naomi Campbell were just two of the household names to catch the eye on the runway, as Kanye West made a surprise appearance off it.
The collection itself felt slightly irrelevant in the grand scheme of things, but was much the same of what we've come to expect from Tisci's Burberry: classic outerwear meets intricate detailing, with accessories also garnering attention.