Boring. And after such an interesting Spring Summer show, this is what they came up with? Bizarre.
Burberry under Tisci is one of those brands that has completely lost its identity. They are really struggling with trying to define what they stand for. The "Britishness" is gone, and in its place, a lazy United Colours of Benetton style approach where diversity and inclusion is the defining approach to everything.
I've also noticed Burberry and Tisci are quite resistant to championing British talent, whether it be actors or models or filmmakers, artists etc, in the way that Christopher Bailey did. It's a missed opportunity and one that other brands have completely embraced. Dior and Chanel for example have an army of British talent that they frequently engage.