Lucy Punch Shines in Burberry Campaign with A-Listers

Amandaland's Lucy Punch is 's newest campaign star - but has said she felt 'like a fish out of water' shooting the ad alongside a series of A-listers.

The actress, 48, looked stylish in an image from the brand's autumn 2026 campaign while wearing their classic check. 

She joins model , Romeo Beckham, actor Stephen Graham and England stars , and Leah Williamson for the campaign.

Lucy told Vogue about shooting the project: 'I have never done anything so intensely fashion-y and fabulous as this before.

'I was very much a fish out of water. I don't know anything much about that world, so it was amazing to plop into it for a moment or two.' 

Lucy added of the shoot day: 'I was so glad I was wearing these rather baggy tweed trousers, because my knees were shaking!'

While you may know the ins and outs of Amanda Hughes' chaotic life in London, there is little known about Amandaland actress Lucy's life behind-the-scenes.

The British star likes to keep her private life fiercely under wraps and avoids any use of social media.

Life away from the spotlight for Lucy typically involves relaxing in her £2million country farmhouse in Laurel Canyon, with her family.

Lucy shares two young sons, aged ten and six, with her long-time partner, artist Dinos Chapman, 64.

While her modest home is worth just a fraction of the typical Hollywood asking price, she still resides next to the rich and famous in the West Hollywood hills, counting and  as neighbours.

Lucy moved to LA almost 20 years ago and met Dinos in 2014 following his split from ex-wife Tiphaine de Lussy, with whom he shares two daughters.

'We're both quite reserved', she told  this year, adding how 'supportive and proud' Dinos is of her work.

She is particularly protective of their two boys – whose names she has kept out of the spotlight.

'It's privacy, isn't it? They don't have a choice. It's different when they're older but for now, it's not my place to make that decision for them. It's my place to protect them,' she added.