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Burberry Braves The Weather While ‘Singin’ In The Rain’ In Choreographed Advert

By Thanussha Priyah, 12 Nov 2020

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Burberry has released a new advert featuring a cover of Singin’ in the Rain by Dreya Mac.

It starts with dancer Chantel Foo picking up her food in a kebab shop as the vendor alerts her about the rain. She then steps out and meets her partner, played by dancer Kevin Bago, along the way.

Suddenly, a hail storm appears and the two of them break into a choreographed performance to dodge the falling lumps of ice.

A few seconds later, the pair is joined by two other dancers, Robinson Cassarino and Zhané Samuels. The group, all fitted in Burberry’s outwear, starts combating the hail while moving about in the streets.

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The campaign video was helmed by the brand’s chief creative officer, Riccardo Tisci, and directed by Megaforce.

Watch the action-packed video below.





[via Muse By CLIO, cover image via Burberry]
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