The MFN pick of the week has been running since late November and through the course of its existence Menswear has been an area of neglect, so as of today my new, but late New Years resolution is to feature more menswear on the pick of the week.

It maybe a little early to have already made a choice for this weeks pick of the week, but in all honesty I can’t see anything else topping Burberry’s Prorsum A/W 10-11 collection.

The collection was featured on Saturday’s runway at Milan Fashion Week and quickly highlighted that Burberry had moved away from the rest of the fashion pack, who had opted for more subdued and muted colours and tones, with the use of autumnal hues and winter greys and blacks. The Prorsum collection was all about out wear (Burberry at its best), utilising yellows, navy and beige on trenches mixed with heavy denim shirts, double breasted wool overcoats, slim trousers and braided knitwear. Military tailoring is also a key focus in the magnificent collection.

Burberry have created updated, sleek versions of the famed trench and other infamous outwear garments. The Prorsum collection really highlights why the heritage brand was credited with such deserved recollection in 2009, it’s everything that is great about Burberry.