Barry Keoghan looks effortlessly stylish in white puffer jacket on the runway at Burberry's London Fashion Week show after being named an ambassador for the British brand

Barry Keoghan showed his trendy sense of style on Monday, as he attended Burberry's Spring/Summer 2025 show at Southbank's National Theatre during London Fashion Week on Monday. 

The actor, 31, looked effortlessly cool for the fashion show, opting for a more understated look than usual.

The Saltburn star sported a cream puffer jacket covered in an intricate pattern over a plain white T-shirt and baggy grey trousers.

It marks his first Burberry show since he was named a brand ambassador for the fashion house in March this year.

Barry took the opportunity to hop onto the runway and film the crowd from the catwalk before the models came down. 

The Oscar nominee gushed about his love for the British brand earlier this year, after being announced as their latest ambassador.

He said: 'I’ve been a fan of Burberry for many years now. It’s such an iconic heritage brand with innovation at its heart, and a commitment to supporting arts and culture. I’m very excited to be a part of this next chapter.'

While Burberry's creative director Daniel Lee said: 'I’ve known Barry for over five years now and have watched him grow into one of Britain’s most talented actors. 

'His raw, unique talent is incredibly inspiring and perfectly reflects the spirit of our brand. I am proud to welcome him to the Burberry family.'

His appearance at London Fashion Week comes just days after he was reportedly in Long Island, New York to watch his girlfriend Sabrina Carpenter rehearse for the 2024 MTV Music Video Awards, a source told Page Six.

Despite skipping the actual awards show, the Irish star was said to have been supporting his on-again, off-again girlfriend, 25, while she rehearsed and got a sneak peek at the pop star's set ahead of the ceremony.

Sabrina left fans stunned with her space-themed set at the UBS arena on Wednesday, which at one point saw her kiss one of her backup dancers dressed as an alien.

The hitmaker - who went on to take home the trophy for Song of the Year, performed her hugely popular tracks Please Please Please, Taste and Espresso, all off her most recent album Short n' Sweet. 

Barry's support for Sabrina comes amid rumours that the couple had split, with claims she had dumped him in July due to his wild partying and him acting an 'idiot' when intoxicated.

They have not attended an awards show as the other’s plus one yet, but they previously made their red carpet debut at the Met Gala earlier this year.

Last month, People reported the couple, who met after first crossing paths at PFW in September last year, have an 'on and off' relationship. 

When asked by Rolling Stone if Sabrina refers to Barry as her boyfriend she said: 'How do I skirt around this question?'. 

'The [dating] pool is the pool, and when you meet people that feel authentic and are so brilliant and amazing in every way, that's what you do. 

'Obviously, I write songs about exactly how I feel, so I guess I can't be so surprised that people are interested in who and what those songs are about.'

She concluded: 'That's something that comes with the territory.'

A source previously told The Sun that their supposed split came after Sabrina started to get 'increasingly frustrated' by how Barry acts when drunk.

'He has always been a party animal and Sabrina was fed up with his antics. She is soaring in the charts and is putting herself first as she gears up for her tour next month,' the insider alleged. 

Barry, however, appeared to shut down the split speculation as he continued to  hit 'like' on the blonde beauty's Instagram posts.

Fans had been left heartbroken after anonymous celebrity gossip DeuxMoi shared a tip saying the duo had parted ways, sharing a message sent to her on Instagram, which read: 'Sabrina and Barry broke up.'

But just two hours later, Barry quashed concerns after liking a post of the Espresso singer in lingerie. 

Sabrina had previously declared she was in 'in love for the first time' amid her romance with the father-of-one. 

Speaking to Vanity Fair in June, she discussed her songwriting process and explained how 'idol' Taylor Swift taught her to let an audience interpret the meanings to her songs: 'I try to not tell people what a song is explicitly about'. 

'People don't always know what's going on inside the minds of anyone, let alone a young girl who's navigating love and a lot of things for the first time'. 

The Espresso singer may have disappointed some fans hoping for a bigger peek into her relationship when she admitted that she tries to steer clear of writing about her current love life in her lyrics.

'It feels easier to write about things that happened in the past, or that haven’t happened yet,' she said.

But Sabrina admitted that though she can get more clarity with enough distance, the delayed songwriting process seems to have caused some concerns in the studio.

'My producers tell me I’m beating a dead horse because I’ll write a song three years after I last spoke to the person who inspired the lyric,' she confessed.